Target Sentence Pattern

"Where was the window made, and when was it fixed?"

To ask for information, put the question word first. Then add is, are, was or were before the subject and the action verb (past participle) after it.

For a yes or no question, start with is, are, was or were. Put the subject next and then the action verb; never use do, does or did.

When who, what or which asks about the subject, keep the normal word order. Put is, are, was or were right after the question word, followed by the action verb.

Use is or was for one thing, and are or were for more than one thing. Add by at the end only when asking about the maker or artist.

✅ Correct Form

• When was the window made?
• Were the stones cut by hand?
• Who was the picture painted by?

⚠️ Common Mistakes to Avoid

• When the window was made? (Wrong word order)
• Did the stones cut by hand? (Extra 'did')
• Was the stones cut by hand? (Singular/Plural clash)

4. Active sentence: "Who painted the angel?" (maker)

Complete the passive question starting with Who:

5. Active sentence: "Where do they keep the ancient ornament?" (place)

Complete the passive question starting with Where:

6. Active sentence: "What did the storm shatter in the chapel?" (object)

Complete the passive question starting with What:

7. Complete the past yes/no question about an artwork restore project. (status)

8. Complete the question asking for the reason behind broken window elements. (reason)

9. Complete the present simple question about item count and location. (number)

Correct Alex's message by rewriting the full passive question: (artist)

Correct Sam's word order by writing the full question: (time)

Remove the extra pronoun and write the corrected question: (choice)