WH - Questions

What is the purpose of the question word 'Where'?

• To ask about a time or date.

• To ask about a person.

• To ask about a place or location.

• To ask about a reason.

What is an example of a WH-question using 'What'?

• What is your favorite food?

• Where do you live?

• When is your birthday?

• Why is the sky blue?

What is an example of a WH-question using 'When'?

• When does the meeting start?

• What time is it?

• Where are we going?

• Why is the sky blue?

What is an example of a WH-question using 'Why'?

• What is your favorite color?

• Why did you choose this topic?

• Where do you live?

• When is your birthday?

What is the purpose of the question word 'Why'?

• To ask for a location

• To ask for a time

• To ask for reasons or explanations

• To ask for a definition

What is the purpose of the question word 'Who'?

• To ask about a place or location.

• To ask about a person or people.

• To ask about a time or date.

• To ask about an object or thing.

What are WH-questions?

• Questions that begin with words like yes or no.

• Questions that begin with words like who, what, when, where, why, and how, used to gather specific information.

• Questions that can only be answered with a single word.

• Questions that are always rhetorical.

What is the significance of using WH-questions in communication?

• They are used to ask yes or no questions.

• They help elicit detailed information and promote clearer understanding in communication.

• They are only used in formal writing.

• They are irrelevant to effective communication.

What is the purpose of the question word 'What'?

• 'What' is used to ask for specific information about things or concepts.

• 'What' is used to express surprise or disbelief.

• 'What' is used to indicate a choice between options.

• 'What' is used to ask for the time or date.

How do you form a WH-question in English?

• Start with a WH-word, followed by an auxiliary verb (if needed), the subject, and the main verb.

• Begin with the main verb, followed by the subject and a WH-word.

• Use a WH-word at the end of the sentence, followed by the subject and main verb.

• Start with the subject, followed by a WH-word and the main verb.