6 TO
... the apples?
in the bag
HAPPY BIRTHDAY
Write the questions.
1 Where's Corky?
He's on the table.
2
They're under the small table.
3
They're behind the sofa.
4
She's on the sofa.
5
He's in front of Zoe.
6
They're next to the blue box.
7
He's under the table.
8.
They're in the blue box.​

6 TO... the apples? in the bag HAPPY BIRTHDAY Write the questions. 1 Where's Corky? He's on the table. 2 They're under the small table. 3 They're behind the sofa. 4 She's on the sofa. 5 He's in front of Zoe. 6 They're next to the blue box. 7 He's under the table. 8 They're in the blue box.

To form a question, we need to start with a question word (such as "where", "what", "who", etc.) followed by the verb "is" or "are". Let's write the questions for each of the provided statements:

1. Where's Corky? - This question is already provided in the text.

2. Where are they? - To form this question, we start with the question word "where", followed by the verb "are", and then the subject "they".

3. Where are they? - Same as the previous question, just repeat it for the next statement.

4. Where is she? - To form this question, we start with the question word "where", followed by the verb "is", and then the subject "she".

5. Where is he? - Similar to the previous question, but with the subject "he".

6. Where are they? - Repeat the previous question for the next statement.

7. Where is he? - Similar to the 5th question, but for a different subject.

8. Where are they? - Repeat the previous question for the final statement.

So, the questions for the given statements are:
1. Where's Corky?
2. Where are they?
3. Where are they?
4. Where is she?
5. Where is he?
6. Where are they?
7. Where is he?
8. Where are they?

By asking these questions, we can inquire about the location or position of different objects or individuals mentioned in the text.