Help the detective interrogate the suspect by choosing the correct question words and prepositions to complete the notes.

The detective asked me who I went to the museum with. He also demanded to know exactly what I was looking at when the alarm sounded.

The detective asked me who I went to the museum with. He also demanded to know exactly what I was looking at when the alarm sounded.

In English, prepositions often go at the end of a question (or an indirect question) when they belong to the question word.

• "Who... with?" means "With whom?"

• "What... at?" belongs to the phrasal verb "look at" (e.g., "What were you looking at?").