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Choose the correct alternative to Frame a wh question to get the underlined answer.
Ishita invites my family members on my birthday for celebration.
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When Ishita invited my family members for celebration?
When Ishita invite my family members for celebration?
When do Ishita invite my family members for celebration?
When does Ishita invite my family members for celebration?
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When does Ishita invite my family members for celebration?
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