3. Make questions for each word in the sentences. For example: They are playing football in the yard now. Who is playing in the yard now? What are they doing in the yard now? Where are they playing now? 1. We are swimming in the pool right now. 2. I am typing on the computer now. 3. Dad is talking with his friends in the cafe. 4. She is driving a car too fast. 5. They are eating dinner in the kitchen. 6. You are speaking English very well.

We: Who is swimming in the pool right now?

Are: What are we doing in the pool right now?

Swimming: Where are we swimming right now?

In the pool: When are we swimming in the pool?

Right now: We are swimming in the pool when?

I: Who is typing on the computer now?

Am: What am I doing on the computer now?

Typing: What am I doing on the computer now?

On the computer: When am I typing on the computer?

Now: I am typing on the computer when?

Dad: Who is talking with his friends in the cafe?

Is: What is dad doing with his friends in the cafe?

Talking: Who is talking with his friends in the cafe?

With his friends: Who is dad talking with in the cafe?

In the cafe: Where is dad talking with his friends?

She: Who is driving a car too fast?

Is: What is she doing too fast?

Driving: What is she driving too fast?

A car: What is she driving too fast?

Too fast: How is she driving a car?

They: Who is eating dinner in the kitchen?

Are: What are they doing in the kitchen?

Eating: What are they eating in the kitchen?

Dinner: When are they eating in the kitchen?

In the kitchen: Where are they eating dinner?

You: Who is speaking English very well?

Are: What are you doing very well?

Speaking: What are you speaking very well?

English: How are you speaking English?

Very well: How are you speaking English?