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CONJUNCTIONS + QUESTION WORDS

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Q 1/15
Score 0
_________ is your favourite hobbie?
45
Where
Who
What
Q 2/15
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________ is your favourite singer?
45
When
Who
How

15 questions

Q.

_________ is your favourite hobbie?

1

45 sec

Q.

________ is your favourite singer?

2

45 sec

Q.

Would you like coffee ______ tea?

3

45 sec

Q.

__________ is the currency of Germany?

4

45 sec

Q.

That girl is beautiful _________ intelligent

5

45 sec

Q.

__________ does the train leave?

6

45 sec

Q.

The witch looks scary ________ she is very friendly

7

45 sec

Q.

My friends ________ I are on a team

8

45 sec

Q.

___________ do you live?

9

45 sec

Q.

__________ is the new student?

10

45 sec

Q.

I've got a computer ______ I haven't got a cellphone

11

45 sec

Q.

_______ is the capital of Britain?

12

45 sec

Q.

_________ is Taylor Swift? She is a famous singer

13

45 sec

Q.

I like to play basketball _______ my friend doesn't like it

14

45 sec

Q.

My friends' names are Tom _______ Pete

15

45 sec

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