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Wh-Question Challenge

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Assess WH questions: true or false.

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Wh-Question Challenge
 

Wh-Question ChallengeOnline version

Assess WH questions: true or false.

by Mariana Barriga
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WH questions are only used in writing, not in spoken language.

2

Some WH questions use 'to be' as the auxiliary verb, like 'Where is she from?'.

3

Common examples: 'What is your name?', 'Where do you live?', 'When is the party?', 'Why are you studying English?', 'How do you make this?'

4

You can answer a WH question with a yes or no in all cases.

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WH questions must always begin with the letter 'W'.

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The word 'how' always asks about time.

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They usually require more information than a yes/no question.

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WH questions never use auxiliary verbs after the WH word.

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WH questions begin with a WH-word such as who, what, where, when, why, or how.

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The word order in a WH question typically uses an auxiliary verb before the subject (e.g., What time did you arrive?).

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