WH Questions and Their Formation

The video tutorial teaches how to form WH questions using the verb 'to be'. It begins with an introduction to WH questions, followed by a practical conversation about shopping for furniture. The tutorial then explains the structure of WH questions in both present and past tenses. Finally, viewers are encouraged to practice forming their own WH questions.

What is the main focus of the video tutorial?

• Building furniture from scratch

• Shopping for groceries

• Understanding WH questions with the verb 'to be'

• Learning about different types of stores

Why did the narrator decide to make their own table?

• They needed a custom size

• They wanted to save money

• They couldn't find a suitable one in stores

• They enjoy woodworking as a hobby

Where did the narrator go to buy materials for the table?

• A supermarket

• A craft store

• A hardware store

• A furniture store

What type of wood is recommended for a strong table?

• Pine

• Bamboo

• Hardwood

• Cedar

How much does one piece of the recommended wood cost?

• $10

• $15

• $25

• $20

Which WH word is used to ask about a location?

• Who

• Where

• What

• Why

In forming WH questions with 'to be', what comes after the WH word?

• A noun

• An adjective

• The verb 'to be'

• The subject

Which of the following is a WH question in the simple past tense?

• Where are you?

• What is your name?

• How are you?

• Who was the teacher?

What is the correct order for forming a WH question in the present tense?

• WH word + subject + verb 'to be'

• Verb 'to be' + WH word + subject

• Subject + WH word + verb 'to be'

• WH word + verb 'to be' + subject

Which WH word would you use to ask about a person's identity?

• How

• Where

• Who

• What