To fill in the question marks in the table correctly, let's break it down step-by-step based on the provided data, which contains pairs of auxiliary verbs and subjects along with the past participle "worked."
1. Determine the correct auxiliary verb for each subject:
- "I" pairs with "Have"
- "you" pairs with "Have"
- "he" pairs with "Has"
- "she" pairs with "Has"
- "it" pairs with "Has"
- "we" pairs with "Have"
- "they" pairs with "Have"
2. Formulate the questions using the correct auxiliary verb, subject, and past participle:
- For the first row: "Have I worked?" (since "I" pairs with "Have")
- For the second row: "Have you worked?" (since "you" pairs with "Have")
- For the third row: "Has he worked?" (since "he" pairs with "Has")
- For the fourth row: "Has she worked?" (since "she" pairs with "Has")
- For the fifth row: "Has it worked?" (since "it" pairs with "Has")
- For the sixth row: "Have you worked?" (since "you" pairs with "Have")
- For the seventh row: "Have we worked?" (since "we" pairs with "Have")
- For the eighth row: "Have they worked?" (since "they" pairs with "Have")
Now, let's fill in the table with the appropriate question marks:
[tex]\[
\begin{tabular}{|c|c|c|c|}
\hline Auxiliary verb & Subject & Past participle & Question mark \\
\hline Have & I & worked & Have I worked? \\
\hline Have & you & worked & Have you worked? \\
\hline Has & he & worked & Has he worked? \\
\hline Has & she & worked & Has she worked? \\
\hline Has & it & worked & Has it worked? \\
\hline Have & you & worked & Have you worked? \\
\hline Have & we & worked & Have we worked? \\
\hline Have & they & worked & Have they worked? \\
\hline
\end{tabular}
\][/tex]
Each row now contains the correctly formulated question based on the combination of the auxiliary verb, subject, and past participle.
