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The most useful question words are:

Put the question word at the start of the sentence and switch the verb and subject around. For example:

• Où habites-tu ? – Where do you live?

Or use est-ce que between the question word and the subject.

• Où est-ce que tu habites ? – Where do you live?

In spoken and informal French, most question words can also go at the end. For example:

• Tu habites où ? – Where do you live?

When qui (who) is the subject of the question, another pronoun is not needed, and the word order is the same as a statement. For example:

• Qui a gagné le jeu ? – Who won the game?

Que (what) can also be qu’est-ce que. After que, the verb and subject are switched around, whereas after qu’est-ce que, the verb and subject stay in the same order as a statement. For example:

• Que vas-tu faire demain ? – What are you going to do tomorrow?
• Qu’est-ce que tu vas faire demain ? – What are you going to do tomorrow?

Rearrange the parts of these sentences so they make sense.