This document discusses wh- words used to ask questions and provides examples of how each wh- word is used. It explains that what is used to ask about things and animals, where is used to ask about places, when is used to ask about time, which is used to ask about things, animals, and people when there is a choice, and who is used to ask about people. It then provides sentences and underlined information and instructs the reader to write the appropriate question for each.
2. You use
WHAT
to ask about things and
animals
You use
WHERE
to ask about places.
You use
WHEN
to ask about time.
You use
WHICH
to ask about things, animals,
and people when there’s is a
choice.
You use
WHO
to ask about people.
3. You use WHAT to ask about things and animals.
• WHAT is the weather like today?
• WHAT is your cat’s name?
4. You use WHERE to ask about places.
• WHERE do you live?
• WHERE do you study ?
• WHERE do you go on weekends?
5. You use WHEN to ask about time.
• WHEN do you have breakfast?
• WHEN do you start classes?
• WHEN do you go to bed?
6. You use WHO to ask about people.
• WHO is your teacher?
• WHO is the president?
• WHO is your best friend?
7. READ THE FOLLOWING SENTENCES AND WRITE
DOWN THE APPROPRIATE QUESTION FOR THE
UNDERLINED INFORMATION.
