The document is a lesson plan from a work group at the Technical University of Loja on Wh- questions. It defines Wh- questions as information questions that begin with Wh- words like who, what, where. It provides examples of questions using who to ask about people, what to ask about things, animals, actions or jobs, and where to ask about places. It also discusses the use of the indefinite article "an" which is used before singular nouns that start with a vowel sound.

1. TECHNICAL UNIVERSITY
OF LOJA
WORK GROUP
Names:
Vanessa Sarango
Liliana Ontaneda
Johanna Quishpe
Jimmy Alemán
Laura Ramos
Lenin Encarnación
Milta Vera
Date: October 11th Teacher: Mgs. Mayra Jaramillo.

2. Wh- Questions
PRESENTOFBE: WH-QUESTIONS
Wh-Questions are also called information questions.
Some Wh Questions could be: Who, What, Where,
and so on…
WH + Be + Subject + Complement + ?

3. QUESTIONS WITH WHO
We use Who we ask about PEOPLE
EXAMPLES:
Who is she?
She is Maria.
Who is inside the bank?
A girl is inside the bank.

4. QUESTIONS WITH WHAT
We use What, when ask about:
Things, animals, actions, Jobs, etc.
EXAMPLES:
• What time is it?
• What is she doing?
• What is this?

5. QUESTIONS WITH WHERE
Whe use where to ask about PLACES
Where is she?
She’s in Paris
• Where are they?
They’re at UTPL

6. ARTICLE AN
When we use the article an?
We use this article before a singular noun, an is
used when a noun start with a vowel or a vowel
sound, for Example:
 an apple
× an apples
 an hour
× an hours
 an egg
× an eggs