III. Write questions to the sentences. 1. My sister went to the cinema yesterday. (When ...?)
2. Country Mouse made a big dinner of mushrooms
and seeds. (Did ...?)​

1. When did my sister go to the cinema yesterday?
- The sentence is asking for the specific time or day when the speaker's sister went to the cinema.

2. Did Country Mouse make a big dinner of mushrooms and seeds?
- The question is asking if Country Mouse made a big dinner of mushrooms and seeds.

Step-by-step solution for the first question:

To form a question, we need to swap the subject and auxiliary verb (if any) positions and add question words at the beginning.

Original sentence: My sister went to the cinema yesterday.
Question form: When did my sister go to the cinema yesterday?

In this case, "when" is the question word, and "did" is the auxiliary verb used to form a question in the past tense.

Step-by-step solution for the second question:

To form a question, we need to swap the subject and auxiliary verb positions (if any).

Original sentence: Country Mouse made a big dinner of mushrooms and seeds.
Question form: Did Country Mouse make a big dinner of mushrooms and seeds?

In this case, "did" is the auxiliary verb used to form a question in the past tense.