Question
Answer
Example
What
Thing
What is that?
When
Time
When is the game?
Who
Person
Who do you live with?
Where
Place
Where do you live?
Why
Reason
Why are you happy?
How
Directions/Feelings
How are you?
WH- QUESTIONS
WH questions ask for information. They are different than Yes/No questions.
There are 6 different WH question words:
STRUCTURE
WH questions in simple present use “do” or “be”:
WH Questions with "do"
WH + DO/DOES + SUBJECT + VERB
Examples:
Where do you work? / Where does she live? / When do you wake up?
WH Questions with "be"
WH + BE + SUBJECT
Examples:
Where are you from? / Who is that man? /
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Open the window, won 't you?
We use shall after Let 's.
Let 's take the next bus, shall we?
Auxiliary must
We must be at home at 8 pm, mustn 't we?
Yes, we must.
No, we needn 't.
ECHO QUESTIONS
We often reply to statements by making short questions, containing just an auxiliary verb and a personal pronoun. - It was an awful party.
- Was it?
- Yes, there was nobody there I know, and … These ‘reply questions’ do not ask for information. They express interest, concern, surprise, anger, or other reactions, depending on the intonation.
Their most common use is just to show that we are listening. - We had a lovely holiday. (no auxiliary)
- Did you?
- Yes, we went … - I’ve got a headache.
- Have you, dear? I’ll get you an aspirin. In reply questions, we use the same auxiliary verb that was used in the sentence we are answering. If there was no auxiliary verb, we use ‘do’. - He smokes too much. (no auxiliary)
- Does he?
- Yes, he tried to give it up but … We use negative echo questions in reply to negative statements. - It wasn´t a very good film.
- Wasn´t it? That’s a pity!
INDIRECT QUESTIONS
An indirect question is when a question is ‘inside’ another question.
We must begin with Can/ could you tell me? or Do you know?,… Our original question is now ‘inside’ the new question: Can you tell me where the supermarket is?
You will see that the word order
Both books can be considered “coming of age” subject matter. How do Elie and Liesel change?
1.) According to Lao-tzu, what must the ruler provide the people with if they are to be happy?
“The way teacher questions are worded does make a difference in student response.” (Herman, 2008 pp. 16) Herman (2008) found that teachers were more likely to elicit extended answers through the use of more open-ended questions. After reading these articles, I was convinced that I needed to improve my own questioning skills, which lead me to use the SATIC model for a self-evaluation of my use of questioning in the classroom.
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1. They hired more broads than men. They hired more women than men. 2. He used to hire micks around here.
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When they would question his particular statement then it would be not able to answer them in the way that he wanted too. When looking through there he was seeing different things for explaining particular things. There are things they’re not understanding what is happening, looking for more things. He was looking through people vehicles in different ways. He was getting questioned through other human population, he is not understanding the other ways of how the community works. When the police question him they were stating that there was a man in the park being questionable. There was a man with a gloomy look on his face, he was seeing the world of light through his head. The community is having different things to stay and having more than different things to feel and what to do with their mind to make sure that there not having prospection of what is this going on and how is he doing it with
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