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An explanation of how to form
(information questions)
Who Where W
Whe n hy
Question Words
How
How
y much How
m a n
• Wh-Questions are also called Information
Questions because we are trying to get some
specific information from another person (not
just a ‘Yes’ or ‘No’ answer).
What
• To ask about things.
• What did you do yesterday?
• What’s your name?
When
• Time.
• When did you start studying English?
• 5 years ago.
• When is your flight?
• At 5 am.
Where
• Places.
• Where are you from?
• Sudan.
• Where do you live?
• Khartoum.
Why
• Reasons.
• Why do you study?
• Because I want to learn new things.
• Why do you eat?
• To live.
Whose
• Possession:
• Whose car is that?
• It’s mine.
Who
• To ask about people.
• Who cooked the dinner?
• My mother.
How
• 1. method \ way :
• How did you make the cake?
• When • place
• Where • Uncountable nouns
• Who • time/date/day
• Why • Countable nouns
• How • person
• How much • reason
• How many • Method \ way\distance\length/
frequency
Now write your own questions.
Bye