making question

making question 1) She walks home from school. Where does she walk home from? 2) The children are sitting in the garden. Where are sitting the children in? 3) Peter runs with his dog on Sundays. What does Peter runs with on Sundays? When does Peter runs with his dog? 4) My rabbit has a cage in the garden. Who do has a cage in the garden? Where do my rabbit has a cage? 5) They go to work by bus. Why do they go by bus? What do they to work by?

Hello Susan, The trick to making a question out of each sentence is that you look for your subject and work from there like for example; I live in Korea. Your subject there is Korea, which means Korea is your answer. So remove Korea from the sentence so it would be: 'I live in'. Now, choose an appropriate 'W' to use to ask. So, you choose 'Where' since we are talking about a place. So to for the question you say, 'Where do you live?' The word 'in' is a preposition it is an add on to a sentence. I hope that you will do better next time. See you tomorrow! Teacher Faye Here are your corrections: making question1) She walks home from school.Where does she walk home from?>>1.Who walks home from school?2) The children are sitting in the garden.Where are sitting the children in?>>2.Where are the children sitting?3) Peter runs with his dog on Sundays.What does Peter runs with on Sundays?When does Peter runs with his dog?>>3. When does Peter run with his dog4) My rabbit has a cage in the garden.Who do has a cage in the garden?Where do my rabbit has a cage?>>4. What does your rabbit have in the garden?5) They go to work by bus. Why do they go by bus?What do they to work by? >>5. How do they go to work?