3rd lesson: WH-Questions and Response

Let's learn about WH-Questions and Response! 

At the end of this lesson, students will be able to:

1. To identify question words.

2. To comprehend the functions of WH-Questions and know how to response it.

3. Master this topic by answering exercises.

Here, we'll start our lesson by learning basic of this topic:

WH-QUESTIONS AND THEIR RESPONSE

1. WHAT 

• Used for people and things.
• Example: What did you do last night?  (Question)
• I did my revision. (Response)

2. WHO

• Used for people (Subject)
• Example: Who are they? (Question)
• They are my neighbours. (Response)

3. WHOM

• Used for people (subject) is followed by a preposition.
• Example: To whom should I pass this letter to? (Question)
• The principal. (Response)

4. WHOSE

• Used to show possession.
• Example: Whose baby is crying? (Question)
• It is mine. (Response)

5. WHICH

• Used to make choice. The choice is limited and is used for people, animals, and things.
• Example: Which house is yours? (Question)
• The one with the red roof. (Response)

6. WHEN

• Used to ask time / date / year.
• Example: When  is your birthday? (Question)
• Next month. (Response)

7. WHERE

• Used for asking direction.
• Example: Where is the canteen? (Question)
• It is beside the hall. (Response)

8. WHY

• Used for showing reason / cause. It is answered with 'because'.
• Example: Why is the baby crying? (Question)
• He is hungry. (Response)

9. HOW

• Used for people, animals, and things.
• Also used to show manner, action, amount, condition or situation, size or degree.
• Example: How do they go to the school? (Question)
• They walk to the school. (Response)