subject object questions

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What is the difference between subject questions and object questions?

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Subject questions ask about the subject of the sentence (who or what is performing the action), while object questions ask about the object of the sentence (who or what is receiving the action).

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How do you form a subject question in English?

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To form a subject question, invert the subject and the verb, or use a question word (like 'who') followed by the verb. For example, 'Who loves ice cream?'.

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How do you form an object question in English?

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To form an object question, use a question word (like 'what' or 'where') followed by the auxiliary verb and the subject. For example, 'Where was the food?'.

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What is an example of a subject question?

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An example of a subject question is 'Who has visited Spain?'

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What is an example of an object question?

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An example of an object question is 'Where has William visited?'

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What type of question is 'Where is the car?'

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'Where is the car?' is an object question because it asks about the location of the car, which is the object.

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What is the purpose of using question words like 'who', 'what', and 'where'?

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Question words help to specify the information being sought in a question, guiding the respondent to provide the relevant details.

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Can a sentence have both subject and object questions?

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Yes, a sentence can have both subject and object questions, but they will focus on different parts of the sentence.

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What is the role of the subject in a sentence?

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The subject is the part of the sentence that performs the action or is described by the verb.

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What is the role of the object in a sentence?

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The object is the part of the sentence that receives the action of the verb.