Questions For A Conversation Class: Using "Where"

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Here are some question for a English conversation class. Time to practice how to use the word "Where":

Where is my pencil case?
Where is your book?
Where are my glasses?
Where is the post office?
Where are you from?
Where is he from?
Where does she live?
Where are Chris and Kelly from?
Where is Canada on the map?
Where do you eat lunch?
Where do you want to eat lunch?
Where do you work?
Where do you want to go?
Where is your school?
Where did you go last weekend?
Where did you buy that dress?
Where were you yesterday?
Where was the meeting?
Where is the nearest hospital?
Where can I find a good pizza place?
Where did you leave the car keys?
Where are we meeting for dinner?
Where is the best place to see the sunset?
Where did you study?
Where can I buy tickets for the concert?
Where will the event be held?
Where can I catch the bus to the city center?
Where is the nearest ATM?
Where do you see yourself in five years?
Where is the famous Eiffel Tower located?
Where does milk come from? (cows)
Where do horses, pigs, and sheep live? (farm)
Where do we put a hat? (On our head)/
Where do we go to buy food? (store)
Where do you sleep? (In a bed)
Where do we see clouds? (In the sky)
Where do we put toothpaste? (On our toothbrush)
Where do fish live? (In water)
Where do we plant seeds? (In the ground / dirt)
Where does a bird lay eggs? (In a nest)
Where can we play? (outside / playground)
Where do shoes and socks go? (closet)
Where do a king and queen live? (castle / palace)
Where can we see monkeys, bears, and elephants? (zoo)
Where do bats live? (caves)
Where do we go to learn ABC's? (school)
Where do we bake cookies? (kitchen)
Where do we keep milk and butter? (refrigerator)
Where can we sit? (chair / bench / seat)
Where do we put peanut butter? (On bread / lettuce)
Where was the last place you went swimming?
Where was the last place you went out to dinner?

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