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Help the nosy roommate complete their rapid-fire interrogation by selecting the best word for each gap.
"Wait, you went to that fancy new sushi place last night? _________________________ did you go _________________________? And you were out for three whole hours! Exactly _________________________ were you two talking _________________________ for so long?"
Who did you go with? What were you two talking about?
In informal English, when a question word (like who or what) is the object of a preposition, we usually put the preposition at the very end of the clause.
- "Who... with?" asks about the person accompanying you.
- "What... about?" asks for the subject of the conversation.