The document outlines the grammatical structure of present tense wh-questions in English. It details two main forms: 'question word + be + subject' and 'question word + do/does + subject + infinitive verb,' providing several example questions for each form. Additionally, it defines the infinitive verb as a versatile verb form used in various grammatical roles.

1. WH-QUESTION
PRESENT TENSE
Grammatical Form

2. GRAMMATICAL FORM
WH-QUESTION (PRESENT TENSE)
Question word + be + subject…
Question word + do/does + subject + infinitive verb…

3. Example:
1.What is it?
2.Who is she?
3.When is your birthday?
4.Where is he/she from?
5.Why are you sad?
QUESTION WORD + BE + SUBJECT…

4. Example:
1. What do you do?
2. How do you cook omelette?
3. Where do you want to go?
4. Why do people exercise?
5. Which one do you prefer?
QUESTION WORD + DO/DOES + SUBJECT +
INFINITIVE VERB…
Infinitive Verb:
a special form
of verbs that
can be used
as a noun,
adjective, or
adverb.