To form questions using the given sentences, we need to rearrange the words and use the appropriate question word. Here are the step-by-step solutions for each sentence:
1. My friend works in a restaurant.
Question: Where does my friend work?
Explanation: To form this question, we begin by using the question word "where" to ask about the location. Then, we rearrange the sentence to make it grammatically correct.
2. I go to the pork every day.
Question: Where do I go every day?
Explanation: In this case, we also use the question word "where" as we are asking about the location where "I" go every day. Again, we rearrange the sentence to form a question.
3. Many works at the bank.
Question: Where does Many work?
Explanation: To form the question, we begin with the question word "where" to ask about the location of Many's work. Then, we rearrange the sentence, ensuring subject-verb agreement.
4. They sell their old books.
Question: What do they sell?
Explanation: In this sentence, we use the question word "what" to ask about the object that "they" sell. We rearrange the sentence accordingly, maintaining the subject-verb agreement.
Note: It seems that there may be a mistake in the original sentence "I go to the pork every day." If you intended to say "I go to the park every day," please let me know, and I will provide the appropriate question.
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