This document discusses the different wh- questions in English, including what, where, when, which, who/whom, whose, why, how, how much/many/long/often/far. It provides examples for each question word and explains when to use them, such as using "what" for information about an object or idea, "where" for place or position, and "why" to ask for a reason.

1. LARGE QUESTIONS
Wh- Questions allow a speaker
to find out more information
about topics.

2. What. . .
• You use what when you are asking for
information about something (objet),
idea or action.
• What is your name? My name is Lynne.

3. Where. . .
• You use where to ask questions about
place or position.
• Where are you from? I'm from England.

4. When. . .
• You use when to ask about the time that
something happened or will happen.
• When is the party? The party is on
Tuesday.

5. Which. . .
• You use which when you are asking for
information about one of a limited
number of things.
• Which is your car? The red car is mine.

6. Who or whom. . .
• You use who when you are asking about
someone's identity.
• Who are you? I'm Lynne.

7. Whose. . .
• You use whose to ask about possession.
• Whose is this web site? It's mine.

8. Why. . .
• You use why to ask for a reason.
Por qué
• Why are we happy? Because we are
porque
learning English!

9. How. . .
• You use how to ask about the way in
which something is done.
• How are you? I'm fine thanks.

10. Otras opciones How. . .
• How much? Price, amount (non-count)
• How many? Quantity (count)
• How long? Duration
• How often? Frequency
• How far? Distance

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