This document provides examples of subject and object questions and how to identify and ask them. It explains that subject questions ask about the subject of the sentence and do not change the word order of the question, while object questions ask about the object and do change the word order. It then provides examples of sentences and models asking both subject and object questions about each one in 3 sentences or less.

2. SUBJECT QUESTION:
A subject question asks about the subject of the sentence
The clown is selling balloons
subject
Who is selling balloons? The clown is.
subject subject
We do NOT change the word order of the question.

3. OBJECT QUESTION:
An object question asks about the object of the sentence
The clown met a little girl.
object
Who did the clown meet? A little girl.
object
We MUST change the word order of the question.
subject
object

4. Ask subject or object questions:
subject
What happened last night?
An accident happened last night.

5. Ask subject or object questions:
object
What is the waitress bringing?
The waitress is bringing some wine.

6. Ask subject or object questions:
subject
Who cleans the house every morning?
Tom cleans the house every morning
Tom cleans the house every morning.
object
What does Tom clean every morning?

7. Ask subject or object questions:
subject
Who love playing outside?
The children love playing outside.
They always play volleyball.
object
What do they always play?

8. Ask subject or object questions:
subject
Who is flying a kite? ?
Danny is flying a kite.
He has got lots of kites.
object
What has he got?

9. Ask subject or object questions:
subject
What arrives at 6pm?
The school bus arrives at 6pm.
It brings Sue and Helen home.
object
Who does it bring home?

10. Ask subject or object questions:
subject
Who has just arrived?
The milkman has just arrived.
He brings milk every morning.
object
What does he bring every morning?

11. Good bye.
I hope you have
learned subject and
object questions.