The words who, whom, whose, which, what, when, where, why and how are used in questions. They show what kind of information is wanted. Why are you crying? (asking for a reason) What do you want? (asking for a non-personal object) Who is this? (asking for a personal subject) Who and whom are pronouns. They act as subject or object in their clauses. When, where, why and how act as adverbs. What, …
The interrogative pronoun what is used to ask about things. The sentences given below should help you learn the correct usage of what. What do you want? I want a glass of water. What is he doing now? He is sleeping. What do you want to say? Nothing. What is her name? Her name is …
We use some Wh-words at the beginning of sentences to make questions. Common question words in English are: where, when, why, what, who, whom, which, how Fill in the blanks with appropriate question words. Question words worksheet 1. …………………………….. did you meet there? 2. …………………………….. did you do then? 3. …………………………………. do you live? 4. …
