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Wh- Question Whizzes

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Enjoy this colorful game to practice wh-question words.

by Instituto Educación Mente Vital
1

I ask about the way or method you do something.

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Contrasted with 'what' or 'why' in asking for method.

Often followed by a verb to form a question.

It starts with the letter H and rhymes with 'cow'.

Common in phrases like 'How are you?'

Used to inquire about the manner of an action.

2

I ask about location or place where something happens.

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Can be used to guide directions or travel.

Opposite of 'here' in many contexts.

It implies a location, not a time or reason.

Commonly starts questions with 'Where is...?'

Used to ask about position or destination.

3

I asks about the time for something to happen.

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Can be used to introduce clauses that describe what time something happens.

We can use it in indirect questions:

It is a widely-used vocabulary and a part of the WH-words category.

It is used to talk about something that occurs at the same time as a longer action or event that is described in the main clause.

Different to 'while' in many contexts.

4

I ask for reasons or explanations of an event.

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Can be used to inquire about the reason for something.

It helps to ask for explanations.

It connects an independent clause to an adjective clause.

People use it in questions when you ask for clarifications.

It's used to introduce a relative clause after the word 'reason'.

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