Lexie By the Beach - WH Question Practice

Lexie jumped into the wave and was immediately immersed in the water. She stood up and came out of the water. "I love the water, I love the waves and I love the sand," she said.
Her family was visiting the beach for one whole week and this was their first day. She looked forward to every minute she could spend swimming at the beach.


What did Lexie do?


What did Lexie say?


How long was Lexie visiting the beach?



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