In pairs, make questions from the prompts. Then go to 130 to find the answers. page 1 Lee / call / police/?

Did Lee call the police?

2 police /help/them/?

3 Lee / Amy/ go

home/?

4 what/ they / do/?

5 what / they / do

then /?

6 dog/be / there /?

7 what / Lee / do/?​

1. Did Lee call the police?
2. Did the police help them?
3. Did Lee and Amy go home?
4. What did they do?
5. What did they do then?
6. Was the dog there?
7. What did Lee do?

Let's break down each question step by step:

1. Did Lee call the police?
- "Did" is used to form the past tense question. We use it because the prompt says "Lee / call / police". We need to know if Lee performed this action in the past.
- "Lee" is the subject of the sentence, referring to a specific person.
- "Call" is the verb, which means to make a phone call.
- "The police" is the object of the sentence, representing the person or group Lee called.

2. Did the police help them?
- "Did" is again used to form the past tense question.
- "The police" is the subject of the sentence. They are the ones performing the action.
- "Help" is the verb, meaning to assist someone.
- "Them" is the object of the sentence, referring to a group of people that the police helped.

3. Did Lee and Amy go home?
- "Did" is used once more to form the past tense question.
- "Lee and Amy" are the subjects of the sentence, indicating the people who performed the action.
- "Go" is the verb, expressing the action of moving from one place to another.
- "Home" is the object of the sentence, specifying the destination.

4. What did they do?
- "What" is an interrogative pronoun used to ask about an action.
- "Did" is used to form the past tense question.
- "They" is the subject of the sentence, referring to a group of people.
- "Do" is the verb, inquiring about the action that they performed.

5. What did they do then?
- "What" is used again to ask about an action.
- "Did" is once more used to form the past tense question.
- "They" is the subject of the sentence.
- "Do" is the verb, asking about the action they performed.
- "Then" is an adverb of time, implying some chronological progression in the story.

6. Was the dog there?
- "Was" is the past tense form of the verb "be" used to form the question.
- "The dog" is the subject of the sentence, representing the animal in question.
- "There" is an adverb showing location, asking if the dog was present at a specific place.

7. What did Lee do?
- "What" is used to inquire about an action once again.
- "Did" is used to form the past tense question.
- "Lee" is the subject of the sentence.
- "Do" is the verb, asking about the action he performed.