Understanding WH Questions

The video tutorial introduces WH questions, explaining their purpose and usage. It covers different types of WH questions, including 'when' for time, 'where' for place, 'who' for people, 'why' for reasons, 'what' for objects, ideas, and actions, 'which' for specific choices, and 'how' for manner, price, quantity, duration, and distance. Each section provides examples to illustrate the use of these questions. The video concludes with a call to action for viewers to assess their understanding.

What is the primary purpose of WH questions?

• To make statements

• To get specific information

• To give commands

• To express emotions

Which WH question would you use to find out the time of an event?

• Why

• When

• Who

• Where

If you want to know the location of a place, which WH question should you use?

• What

• Where

• When

• Who

Which WH question is used to identify a person or group?

• Where

• Who

• What

• Why

To find out the reason behind an event, which WH question would you use?

• Who

• Why

• When

• What

Which WH question helps in gathering information about objects, ideas, or actions?

• Who

• Why

• Where

• What

When you need to choose between specific items, which WH question is appropriate?

• Which

• What

• Who

• Where

How is the 'How' question used to understand methods or manners?

• By inquiring about reasons

• By exploring methods or manners

• By asking about time

• By identifying people

Which WH question would you use to ask about the price of an item?

• How far

• How long

• How many

• How much

To inquire about the quantity of countable items, which phrase would you use?

• How many

• How long

• How far

• How much