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This document provides information about WH questions, including definitions, grammatical structure, examples, and activities. It defines WH questions as question words used to ask about specific qualities, times, places, people, etc. rather than yes/no questions. It lists common WH question words like what, when, why, who, where and provides example sentences. Grammatical structure of WH questions is outlined as WH + auxiliary + subject + verb + complement. Sample classroom activities are suggested, such as making a powerpoint with WH questions for pictures and a Kagan circle activity for students to ask each other questions. Web links on WH questions are also included.
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Clase en ppt
- 1. UNIVERSIDAD TECNOLÓGICA OTEIMA CENTRO DE POSGRADO Y MAESTRÍA COMUNICACIÓN Y TECNOLOGIA EDUCATIVA WH QUESTIONS PRESENTADO POR: SONIA SANTAMARÍA Facilitadora Floridalia Acosta Agosto, 2011
- 2. Choices What are your choices? Whom are your choices for? Not just for yourself. Chose now whom you will serve, and that choice is going to affect the next generation, and the next generation, and the next. Choice never affects just one person alone. It goes on and on and the effect goes out into geography and history. You are part of history and your choices become part of history. -Edith Schaeffer
- 3. Grammar 1
- 5. WhQuestions What, Where, When, Why, Which
- 6. BRAINSTORMING What… Why… When… Who… Where…
- 7. Definition Question words are used to ask about specific qualities, times, places, people, etc. They are different from yes / no questions (Do you live in France?). This chart provides question words, the use and example sentences.
- 8. GrammaticalStructure Wh + auxiliary + subject + verb + complement Examples
- 10. REMEMBER…
- 12. Look for pictures and make questions for each one using the WH words.What time it is?
- 14. One circle go inside, and the other one is outside.
- 15. They have to be face to face.
- 17. Claps
- 18. Webgraphy http://www.google.com/imgres?q=wh+question http://www.eslgold.com/grammar/wh_questions.html http://tx.english-ch.com/teacher/jamie/level-a/the-wh-question-word/