Question Words Question Words referring to the term used to start a sentence. To make that sentence into question This requires that respondents have answered using the information. Or facts Sentence Most questions beginning with "W" and "H" are What (what) Where (where) When (when?) Why (why) Who (who) Whom (who) Whose (who) Which (Which). How (do) What (do) with the following sentence is asking about things such as: 1. What is that? (That is) It is a Toy Car. (It is auto play) 2. Ask about the profession as well. What does he do? (He's doing) He is a teacher. (He was a teacher) 3. Ask about times like What time is it? (It is a clock) It is Ten o'clock. (It was time. 10 HOUR) Where (where) is asked about places like "Where do you live? Where are you? I live in the city. I live in the city, "Where are you now? Where are you now, I sit under the big tree. I'm sitting under a big tree, "Where do you drive? You drive to where I drive to the countryside. I drove to the countryside "Where is your school? Where is your school My school is in the village. My school in the village, "Where do you travel? You go for walks, Roi-Et I travel to. When (on what, when) asked about the time, such as When translated as "when" the answer When will the time, such as days, months, years, or any time at first. When + verb to be + noun? For example, When is your Birthday? - It's on 10 November. When is Michael's party? - It's on next Friday, at 6 PM 2. When President + Verb + Verb + I + (action)? For example, When do You usually have breakfast? - I usually have breakfast at 6.30 AM When did You buy this House? - I Bought it last year. When (when) using a welding You sat it best when you say nothing at all. You. say it best when you say nothing at all The sky is beautiful when the sun goes down. Beautiful sky on sunset Sing when you're ready. When she sings along He arrived when we were sleeping. They come when we are sleeping. Sleeping We lived in Japan when we were young. We lived in Japan when we were kids, We feel cool when the wind blows. We feel colder when the wind blows When (when) a question, When do the Olympic Games start? When the Olympics begin When were you born? When were you born When will you come back to Thailand? You will return to Thailand when When will I see you again! When will I see you again When will you visit your aunt in America? You will visit an aunt in America when, When will you go to England? When you go to England When did it happen? When it happens, When is your birthday? When is your birthday When does the school start? When schools open When will I find my love? When will I find my dear When will you love me? Will you love me when Whose 1. Whose means "the one" how to break into 2 categories: Whose + noun + verb + (Karma) follows the noun that follows. If there is a singular The verb is singular But if the noun, the plural verb is plural, like Whose Dog is it? - It's Thada's Dog. Whose Books are on the Table? - Their Books are on the Table. 2. Whose duty is karma Whose + behalf. Verb + verb +, Chairman genuine? Such Whose Books did You borrow? - I borrowed Suda's Books. Whose House Will You Rent? - I Shall Rent Malinee's House. Why Why "the why", "what" answers Why is the word because (because of). 1. Why + verb to be + noun / pronoun + adjective? For example, Why are You Happy? - I AM Happy because I Get Mark good. Why is your Mother Angry? - My Mother is Angry because I broke a Lot of Glasses. 2. Why President + Verb + Verb + I + (karma). ? Such Why does the Baby Cry? - The Baby cries because it is hungry. Why does Susan Sing? - She sings because She is Happy. How How translated as "how?" The answer of how to be on the nature or conditions. 1. How + verb to be + noun / pronoun? For example, How are You today? - I'm fine How is your Father? - He is better. 2. How President + verb + verb + true: (karma)? For example, How do You Go to Chiang Mai? - I Go to Chiang Mai by Train. How did You draw this Picture? - I Coppied it 3. How ADJ +. + + verb to be president like How Old is She? - She is. 16 years Old. How tall is John? - He is 6 feet tall. 4. How much + uncountable noun + verb + to + verb +, Chairman genuine + many + countable noun plural Oil How much did He buy? - He. Bought a GALLON of Oil. How many Dogs do You have? - I have Dogs Eleven. Which Which means "people", "where" or "which" is the president. And the object of the verb used on people, animals and objects 1. When serving as president Which + verb + object? Or Which + noun / pronoun + verb + object? Or Which of + noun / pronoun + verb + object? Such as Which is Yours? - The Red one is Mine. Which Book is hers? - The blue one is hers. Which of the Boys is Smart? - Tom is Smart. 2. When acting as karma Which + Verb + President. Verb genuine? Or Which + noun / pronoun + verb + verb +, Chairman genuine? Or Which of + noun / pronoun + verb + verb +, Chairman genuine? Such Which do You Live Most? - I Live the Red one Most. Which Book do You Want to buy? - I Want to buy a Cartoon Book. Which of the girls is the Most Beautiful? - Wipa is the Most Beautiful. Whom Whom. Meaning the person who asked and objectively (object), or the victim of a sentence. The sentences below the sentence Whom + helping verb + subject + Verb? verb + President + verb original sentence answer President + (verb) + extension. Example: interrogative A: Whom do they. meet? Sentence Answer B: They meet their friends sentences A: Whom are you waiting for? Sentence Answer B: I am waiting for my mother. sentence A: Whom does she go with? Sentence Answer B: She goes. with her son. sentence A: Whom are you speaking to? Sentence Answer B: I AM Speaking to My students ** Note: we use "Who" instead of "Whom" is Who Who word that we are accustomed. This means that anyone, but in fact it can be used to connect with them. If this serves as a link to that user.
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