This document discusses different types of questions in English, specifically Wh- questions. It notes that Wh- questions begin with interrogative words like who, what, when, where, why, and how. These questions are used to elicit more information beyond a simple yes or no answer. The document provides examples of each Wh- question type, showing how they are used to ask about time, place, person, reason, manner, or object/idea/action. It also explains that Wh- questions can be used with the auxiliary verbs "do" and "does".

1. Wh questions
Clariza Garcilazo Herrera

2. ¿What is this?
 There are two basic types of questions: yes or no
questions (closed questions) and information or open
questions. These are so called because it is not possible to
answer with a simple 'yes' or 'no' - require more
information. In fact, the number of possible answers is
unlimited. English called Wh- questions because all
interogativas words begin with the letters Wh (with the
exception of the word HOW).

3. Wh- Questions allow a speaker to find out
more information about topics. They are as
follows:
When? Time
Where? Place
Who? Person
Why? Reason
How? Manner
What? Object/ idea/ action

4. Question Answer Example
What Thing What is that?
When Time When is the game?
Who Person Who do you live with?
Where Place Where do you live?
Why Reason Why are you happy?
How Directions/Feelings How are you?

5. They can use with the auxiliars “DO and Does”
Auxiliars
Do
I
You
We
They
Does
She
He
It

6. Example:
 Where DO THEY live?
 What DO YOU do?
 Why DOES HE sleep?
 When DOES SHE read?