[{"data":1,"prerenderedAt":-1},["ShallowReactive",2],{"grammar-exercise-01a01413-a76c-7d2a-909d-3c91a7143792":3,"grammar-exercise-lesson-019b3298-e218-7287-8956-6db962f0b06a":231},["Reactive",4],{"id":5,"grammarPage":6,"title":7,"instructions":8,"displayOrder":9,"type":10,"questions":11,"ogImageUrl":230},"01a01413-a76c-7d2a-909d-3c91a7143792","\u002Fapi\u002Fgrammar_pages\u002F019b3298-e218-7287-8956-6db962f0b06a","WH Questions - Find and Fix the Mistake","One word in each question is wrong. Tap it, then choose the correction.",5,"find_and_fix",[12,33,55,72,98,113,127,149,166,182,200,215],{"id":13,"sentenceTemplate":14,"displayOrder":15,"explanation":16,"exampleSentence":17,"blanks":18,"payload":19},"01a01413-a76c-7ef6-909d-3c91a74b37c3","Where does the bus stops?",0,"After 'does' and the subject 'the bus', use the base form 'stop'.","Where does the bus stop?",[],{"hint":20,"words":21,"correct":27,"wrongIndex":28,"corrections":29},"Check the verb that follows 'does'.",[22,23,24,25,26],"Where","does","the","bus","stops?","stop?",4,[27,30,31,32],"stopped?","stopping?","arrives?",{"id":34,"sentenceTemplate":35,"displayOrder":36,"explanation":37,"exampleSentence":38,"blanks":39,"payload":40},"01a01413-a76c-7f9e-909d-3c91a78a85b8","How much books are in your bag?",1,"Use 'how many' with a plural countable noun such as 'books'.","How many books are in your bag?",[],{"hint":41,"words":42,"correct":50,"wrongIndex":36,"corrections":51},"Books are separate things you can count.",[43,44,45,46,47,48,49],"How","much","books","are","in","your","bag?","many",[50,52,53,54],"lot","some","more",{"id":56,"sentenceTemplate":57,"displayOrder":58,"explanation":59,"exampleSentence":60,"blanks":61,"payload":62},"01a01413-a76d-7078-ac87-7d42ac7d5880","How many milk is in the bottle?",2,"Use 'how much' with an uncountable noun such as 'milk'.","How much milk is in the bottle?",[],{"hint":63,"words":64,"correct":44,"wrongIndex":36,"corrections":68},"Milk is an amount, not separate countable items.",[43,50,65,66,47,24,67],"milk","is","bottle?",[44,69,70,71],"few","several","fewer",{"id":73,"sentenceTemplate":74,"displayOrder":75,"explanation":76,"exampleSentence":77,"blanks":78,"payload":79},"01a01413-a76d-70e4-ac87-7d42ac92997c","The red and blue books are on the table. Where book do you want?",3,"Use 'which' before a noun when choosing from specific options. Here, the choice is between the red book and the blue book.","The red and blue books are on the table. Which book do you want?",[],{"hint":80,"words":81,"correct":92,"wrongIndex":93,"corrections":94},"There are two books to choose from.",[82,83,84,85,45,46,86,24,87,22,88,89,90,91],"The","red","and","blue","on","table.","book","do","you","want?","Which",9,[92,95,96,97],"Who","Why","When",{"id":99,"sentenceTemplate":100,"displayOrder":28,"explanation":101,"exampleSentence":102,"blanks":103,"payload":104},"01a01413-a76d-713c-ac87-7d42ad21ceda","Who bag is this by the door?","Use 'whose' before a noun to ask about its owner: 'Whose bag is this?'","Whose bag is this by the door?",[],{"hint":105,"words":106,"correct":111,"wrongIndex":15,"corrections":112},"The question asks who owns the bag.",[95,107,66,108,109,24,110],"bag","this","by","door?","Whose",[111,96,97,22],{"id":114,"sentenceTemplate":115,"displayOrder":9,"explanation":116,"exampleSentence":117,"blanks":118,"payload":119},"01a01413-a76d-7194-ac87-7d42ad9e38e4","What old is your little brother?","Use 'how old' to ask about a person's age.","How old is your little brother?",[],{"hint":120,"words":121,"correct":43,"wrongIndex":15,"corrections":126},"The answer will be an age.",[122,123,66,48,124,125],"What","old","little","brother?",[43,95,22,97],{"id":128,"sentenceTemplate":129,"displayOrder":130,"explanation":131,"exampleSentence":132,"blanks":133,"payload":134},"01a01413-a76d-720c-ac87-7d42ae136353","Yesterday, what did Ava bought at the market?",6,"Past questions use 'did' plus the base form, so use 'buy', not the past form 'bought'.","Yesterday, what did Ava buy at the market?",[],{"hint":135,"words":136,"correct":144,"wrongIndex":28,"corrections":145},"Check the verb that follows 'did'.",[137,138,139,140,141,142,24,143],"Yesterday,","what","did","Ava","bought","at","market?","buy",[144,146,147,148],"buys","buying","purchased",{"id":150,"sentenceTemplate":151,"displayOrder":152,"explanation":153,"exampleSentence":154,"blanks":155,"payload":156},"01a01413-a76d-7278-ac87-7d42ae7067c7","Right now, why does Mia tired?",7,"With the verb 'be', do not use 'do' or 'does'. Ask 'Why is Mia tired?'","Right now, why is Mia tired?",[],{"hint":157,"words":158,"correct":66,"wrongIndex":75,"corrections":164},"'Tired' describes Mia's state.",[159,160,161,23,162,163],"Right","now,","why","Mia","tired?",[66,46,165],"am",{"id":167,"sentenceTemplate":168,"displayOrder":169,"explanation":170,"exampleSentence":171,"blanks":172,"payload":173},"01a01413-a76d-72e4-ac87-7d42af317fbc","Where was your parents yesterday?",8,"Use 'were' before the plural subject 'your parents' in a past question with 'be'.","Where were your parents yesterday?",[],{"hint":174,"words":175,"correct":179,"wrongIndex":36,"corrections":180},"This past question uses the verb be.",[22,176,48,177,178],"was","parents","yesterday?","were",[179,66,165,181],"be",{"id":183,"sentenceTemplate":184,"displayOrder":93,"explanation":185,"exampleSentence":186,"blanks":187,"payload":188},"01a01413-a76d-7350-ac87-7d42af8be544","For dinner, what can Mia cooks?","After 'can' and the subject 'Mia', use the base form 'cook'.","For dinner, what can Mia cook?",[],{"hint":189,"words":190,"correct":195,"wrongIndex":9,"corrections":196},"Check the verb that follows 'can'.",[191,192,138,193,162,194],"For","dinner,","can","cooks?","cook?",[195,197,198,199],"cooked?","cooking?","bakes?",{"id":201,"sentenceTemplate":202,"displayOrder":203,"explanation":204,"exampleSentence":205,"blanks":206,"payload":207},"01a01413-a76d-73a8-ac87-7d42b077871b","Why brought the cake? Nora did.",10,"Use 'who' as the subject when asking which person did the action. Put the verb 'brought' directly after 'who'; do not add 'did'.","Who brought the cake? Nora did.",[],{"hint":208,"words":209,"correct":95,"wrongIndex":15,"corrections":214},"Nora is the person doing the action.",[96,210,24,211,212,213],"brought","cake?","Nora","did.",[95,22,43,97],{"id":216,"sentenceTemplate":217,"displayOrder":218,"explanation":219,"exampleSentence":220,"blanks":221,"payload":222},"01a01413-a76d-7400-ac87-7d42b10e26d5","Where broke the window? The ball broke it.",11,"Use 'what' as the subject when asking which thing broke the window. Put 'broke' directly after 'what'; do not add 'did'.","What broke the window? The ball broke it.",[],{"hint":223,"words":224,"correct":122,"wrongIndex":15,"corrections":229},"The ball is the thing doing the action.",[22,225,24,226,82,227,225,228],"broke","window?","ball","it.",[122,96,43,97],"\u002Fuploads\u002Fimages\u002Fgpimg_7609ec84-c99c-4ff0-b5f5-718bde1117e8_hero.webp",{"title":232,"slug":233,"language":234,"level":235},"Questions (wh)","questions-wh","en","A1"]