Make questions Change the following statements into questions 1. She moved to California last year. 2. We saw a crocodile at the zoo. 3. I am waiting for his reply. 4. She writes with her left hand. 5. She wants to be an engineer. 6. I made a cake yesterday. 7. She delivered a remarkable performance. 8. I asked him a question. 9. She has written a novel. 10. I have finished fixing the roof. 11. He lent me hundred dollars. 12. She asked him a question. 13. The teacher punished the boy. 14. The boy killed the spider. 15. She won an award. 16. The boys sang a song. Answers 1. Did she move to California last year? 2. Did you see a crocodile at the zoo? 3. Are you waiting for his reply? 4. Does she write with her left hand? 5. Does she want to be an engineer? 6. Did I make a cake yesterday? 7. Did she deliver a remarkable performance? 8. Did you ask him a question? 9. Has she written a novel? 10. Have you finished fixing the roof? 11. Did he lend you hundred dollars? 12. Did she ask him a question? 13. Did the teacher punish the boy? 14. Did the boy kill the spider? 15. Did she win an award? 16. Did the boys sing a song? Be first to know when grammar rules change! Sign up to our newsletter here: englishgrammar.org (It's free) Powered by TCPDF (www.tcpdf.org) . Make questions Change the following statements into questions 1. She moved to California last year. 2. We saw a crocodile. for his reply? 4. Does she write with her left hand? 5. Does she want to be an engineer? 6. Did I make a cake yesterday? 7. Did she deliver a remarkable performance? 8. Did you ask him a question? 9.