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Kate said there was nothing like getting up early in the morning and taking a cold shower. Jane asked how long had she been doing this. Kate answered she shall start tomorrow.
The editor asked if the poet if he wrote the poem by himself. The poet answered that he wrote every word of it. The editor said that he was glad to meet Sir Robert Bums. He thought that he had died many years ago.
The critic asked Mr. Right which novels were the best that year. Mr. Right answered he didn’t know yet. He’d written only one that year.

1) Who is opening a present?

   What is she opening?

   What is she doing?

2) Who is hiding under Tom's bed?

   Where are the boys hiding?

3) Whose sister prefers porridge for breakfast?

   Who prefers porridge for breakfast?

    What does your sister prefer for breakfast?

4) What does Jack have on Thursday?

   When does Jack have German, History and Maths?

5) Who went yesterday to the swimming pool?

    Where did Carol and Jane go yesterday?

6) What is landing at the airport?

    Where is the plane landing?

7) What is ringing?

8) Why does Sarah have to stop? 

9) How much does Andrew's new mountain bike cost?

10) Who is walking along the beach at sunset?

    When is Peter walking on the beach?

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The peaceful village of Borley is not associated with ghosts, is it?

Is Borley Rectory the most haunted house in England?

Was the rectory built in 1863 or in 1963?

Stories of the ghost of a crying nun were already well known to the villagers at that time, weren't they?

Did the nun fall in love with a monk from the monastery?

The two had tried to run away together, hadn't they?

Was the monk or the nun executed?