Help the detective complete her interview notes about a very unhelpful witness. Drag the correct question words into the witness's statement.
The detective first asked the witness what color the getaway car was, but the man was colorblind.
When shown a photo of three different vehicles, the witness couldn't remember which car he saw.
The detective sighed in frustration and asked how much money the thieves actually dropped on the sidewalk.
The detective first asked the witness what color the getaway car was, but the man was colorblind.
"What color" is the standard combination used to ask about colors in general.
When shown a photo of three different vehicles, the witness couldn't remember which car he saw.
We use which when choosing from a specific, limited group (like three cars in a photo).
The detective sighed in frustration and asked how much money the thieves actually dropped on the sidewalk.
We use how before "much" and an uncountable noun (like "money") to ask about amounts.