Asking Questions
We ask wh_ word questions to find out more particular information about who, what, how, when, where, how much, how many, etc. Those questions begin with a special question word.
Here is a piece of information:
Mary bought that book in Smiths.
We can ask one question about the subject:
Who bought that book? – Mary did
(The subject of the question is who)
The basic pattern for this type question is:
Question word + verb + object
We can ask two questions abou the object:
What did Mary buy? – That book
Where did Mary buy that book? – In Smiths
The basic pattern for this type of question is:
Question word + auxiliary + subject + verb
Most wh_ word questions are made in this way:
Question word auxiliary subject verb |
How many did you buy? |
How often have you been there? |
How can I get in touch with you? |
Which did you choose? |
Who could we ask to help? |
Why would you like to go? |
Which floor do you live on? |
Whose car were you driving yesterday? |
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