Let’s go step by step to fix each sentence. We need to rearrange the words so they make a correct question in English.
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a. the What think read you you headline did when?
We start with “What” because it’s asking for information.
Then: “did you think” — that’s a common phrase.
Then: “when you read the headline?” — this makes sense as the time part.
✔ Correct order:
What did you think when you read the headline?
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b. about Do your you mental ever health worry?
Start with “Do you” — that’s how we begin yes/no questions.
Then: “ever worry about your mental health?”
✔ Correct order:
Do you ever worry about your mental health?
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c. do What you mental know health about conditions?
Start with “What do you know” — standard question structure.
Then: “about mental health conditions?”
✔ Correct order:
What do you know about mental health conditions?
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d. healthy can stay mentally How we?
Start with “How can we” — asking about method or way.
Then: “stay mentally healthy?”
✔ Correct order:
How can we stay mentally healthy?
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e. people's does affect lives How depression?
Start with “How does depression” — subject + verb.
Then: “affect people’s lives?”
✔ Correct order:
How does depression affect people’s lives?
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f. health problems Why are women more likely to develop mental?
Start with “Why are women” — subject + verb.
Then: “more likely to develop mental health problems?”
✔ Correct order:
Why are women more likely to develop mental health problems?
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g. health can affect What our everyday mental things?
Start with “What everyday things” — what is being asked about.
Then: “can affect our mental health?”
✔ Correct order:
What everyday things can affect our mental health?
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Final Answer:
a. What did you think when you read the headline?
b. Do you ever worry about your mental health?
c. What do you know about mental health conditions?
d. How can we stay mentally healthy?
e. How does depression affect people’s lives?
f. Why are women more likely to develop mental health problems?
g. What everyday things can affect our mental health?
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of worksheet for mental health problems.
