Direct Interrogatives in Italian: Who, What, How, Where, When, Why, and Which

The video tutorial explains how to form interrogative clauses in Italian, starting with simple yes/no questions and progressing to more complex structures using interrogative pronouns, adjectives, and adverbs. It covers the use of key interrogative words like 'who', 'what', 'how', 'where', 'when', 'why', 'which', and 'how many', and demonstrates how to incorporate prepositions into questions. The tutorial emphasizes the importance of intonation in forming questions and provides examples for each type of interrogative word.

How can simple questions be formed in Italian without using interrogative words?

• By using a different verb form

• By altering the intonation

• By adding a question mark

• By changing the word order

Which word is used in Italian to ask 'who' or 'whom'?

• Dove

• Quale

• Chi

• Che cosa

What is the Italian word for 'how'?

• Come

• Dove

• Perché

• Quando

Which word is used in Italian to ask 'where'?

• Quando

• Perché

• Dove

• Quale

What is the Italian word for 'when'?

• Come

• Quando

• Dove

• Perché

How do you ask 'why' in Italian?

• Chi

• Quanto

• Perché

• Quale

Which word is used in Italian to ask 'how many'?

• Chi

• Quanto

• Perché

• Quale