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1 Q (a) What did you buy a dress for?
(b) For what did you buy a dress?
A: I bought a dress for a party.
2 Q: What / Where did he carry the money in?
Q: In what / Where did he carry the money?
A: He carried the money in the bag.
3 Q: What / Where did he take the book from?
Q: From what / where did he take the book?
A: He took the book from the desk.
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These are the only ones that work. 1. What did you buy a dress for?
- These are the only ones that work.
- 1.
- What did you buy a dress for?
- / Why did you buy a dress?
- I bought a dress for a party.
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These are the only ones that work.
1. What did you buy a dress for? / Why did you buy a dress?
I bought a dress for a party.
2. What did he carry the money in? / Where did he carry the money?
He carried the money in the bag.
3. Where did he take the book from? / From where did he take the book?
He took the book from the desk.
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