Question Words are words that indicate a question. To the respondents answered using the data. Or facts. Then the words in question are 21, namely English.
Question words have multiple groups
1. The pronoun (Interrogative Pronouns) include Who, Whom, Which, what.
2. The word of the name. (Interrogative Determiners) include What, Which, Whose.
3. Adverb ((Interrogative Adverbs), including Where, When, Why, How.
Interrogative Pronouns.
(A question that a pronoun.)
Interrogative Pronouns including Who, Whom, Which, What.
1. Who, Whom (who?).
Who is the pronoun serves as the Chairman (Subject) and karma (Object) Whom do the karma is only
Who served as president of the sentence as
Who am I? I'm the one?
Who wants to go home now? Who wants to go home now?
Who and Whom is the object of the sentence serves as
Who are you want speaking to? I'm talking to someone?
Whom do you want to meet? You want to meet someone?
2. Which (Which one, which one, thing ...).
Which is a pronoun that serves as president and as karma.
Which is his bicycle? His bike (M) Country you?
Which of the women want to go with me?
Woman want with me?
3. What (what).
What is a pronoun that serves as president and as karma.
What is on the table? What's on your desk?
What are you doing now? What are you doing now?
Interrogative Determiners.
(Question words are words of the name).
Interrogative Determiners include What, Which, Whose.
These terms will include noun to indicate a question.
1. What serves as the president of a sentence such as
What question is easy? What a simple question?
What color do you like? What's your favorite color?
What kind of books do you ofter read? What you read books often?
2. Which (Which, what and why, which one ...).
Which use of such name acts as president.
Which boy knows your brother? The boy's younger brother, you know what?
Which serves as a sign of such karma.
Which city do you want to visit? You want to go alone?
3. Whose (Who's).
Whose behalf of such acts as president.
Whose book is on the table? Whose book on the table?
Whose behalf of such acts as karma.
Whose house do you like? Who's your favorite house?
Whose purse is that? Who is your bag?
(A question that is really fun.)
Interrogative Adverbs such as Where, When, Why, How.
1. Where (Where) is asked to place such as
Where did they come from? They come from?
Where do you live? What is your address?
2. When (when) the question about time. No specific time, such as
When did you come here? When you come here?
When do you do your homework? When you went to your?
3. Why (why) is asked to note the reason cause or purpose required response time.
Used because, in order to, to, so as to, or for any one example.
Why are you late? Why are you late?
Because the traffic is very heavy. Because of the crowded traffic.
4. How (how) to ask the symptoms and how to use tools such as the greeting.
How did he walk? How do they walk?
How do you go to Canada? How do you go to Canada?
How are you? You call good or?
4.1 How tall (much higher), the height of the persons or things are not built up like
How tall are you? You how high?
4.2 How high (how high) height is very high, such as buildings, mountains and others such as
How high is that tower? How high this building?
4.3 How long (how long or longer) such as
How long have you lived here? You live here, how long ago?
4.4 How often (how often) such as
How often does she take a bath? Frequent showers me?
4.5 How old (how old), such as
How old is your mother? How old is your mother?
4.6 How fast (how fast), such as
How fast can you run? How you run faster?
4.7 How far (how far) is asked about the distance as
How far does he has to walk? How far you have to walk?
4.8 How wide (how wide) is asked about the width of things like
How wide is his river? How wide is the river?
4.9 How many (very much) is asked about the number of nouns have the plural (Plural Noun) such as
How many students are three in your class?
How many students in your room?
4.10 How much (very much) the question of how far the name of the person's weight is not deliberate and section as
The name does not count How many do they have?
How much money you have?
Asking price How much is this shirt?
How much is this shirt?
Weight Q How much do you weigh?
How you hard?
Asked to deliberate as
Positive (plus) How much does four plus two make?
How much is 4 plus 2?
Negative (minus) How much is two minus one?
1 to 2 remove it?
Times (multiplied by) How much is six multiplied by two?
6 times 2 is it?
Divided (divided by) How much is ten divided by two?
10 divided by 2 is it?
4.11.
How about going to the zoo?
How about a short walk after dinner to day?
Question words have multiple groups
1. The pronoun (Interrogative Pronouns) include Who, Whom, Which, what.
2. The word of the name. (Interrogative Determiners) include What, Which, Whose.
3. Adverb ((Interrogative Adverbs), including Where, When, Why, How.
Interrogative Pronouns.
(A question that a pronoun.)
Interrogative Pronouns including Who, Whom, Which, What.
1. Who, Whom (who?).
Who is the pronoun serves as the Chairman (Subject) and karma (Object) Whom do the karma is only
Who served as president of the sentence as
Who am I? I'm the one?
Who wants to go home now? Who wants to go home now?
Who and Whom is the object of the sentence serves as
Who are you want speaking to? I'm talking to someone?
Whom do you want to meet? You want to meet someone?
2. Which (Which one, which one, thing ...).
Which is a pronoun that serves as president and as karma.
Which is his bicycle? His bike (M) Country you?
Which of the women want to go with me?
Woman want with me?
3. What (what).
What is a pronoun that serves as president and as karma.
What is on the table? What's on your desk?
What are you doing now? What are you doing now?
Interrogative Determiners.
(Question words are words of the name).
Interrogative Determiners include What, Which, Whose.
These terms will include noun to indicate a question.
1. What serves as the president of a sentence such as
What question is easy? What a simple question?
What color do you like? What's your favorite color?
What kind of books do you ofter read? What you read books often?
2. Which (Which, what and why, which one ...).
Which use of such name acts as president.
Which boy knows your brother? The boy's younger brother, you know what?
Which serves as a sign of such karma.
Which city do you want to visit? You want to go alone?
3. Whose (Who's).
Whose behalf of such acts as president.
Whose book is on the table? Whose book on the table?
Whose behalf of such acts as karma.
Whose house do you like? Who's your favorite house?
Whose purse is that? Who is your bag?
(A question that is really fun.)
Interrogative Adverbs such as Where, When, Why, How.
1. Where (Where) is asked to place such as
Where did they come from? They come from?
Where do you live? What is your address?
2. When (when) the question about time. No specific time, such as
When did you come here? When you come here?
When do you do your homework? When you went to your?
3. Why (why) is asked to note the reason cause or purpose required response time.
Used because, in order to, to, so as to, or for any one example.
Why are you late? Why are you late?
Because the traffic is very heavy. Because of the crowded traffic.
4. How (how) to ask the symptoms and how to use tools such as the greeting.
How did he walk? How do they walk?
How do you go to Canada? How do you go to Canada?
How are you? You call good or?
4.1 How tall (much higher), the height of the persons or things are not built up like
How tall are you? You how high?
4.2 How high (how high) height is very high, such as buildings, mountains and others such as
How high is that tower? How high this building?
4.3 How long (how long or longer) such as
How long have you lived here? You live here, how long ago?
4.4 How often (how often) such as
How often does she take a bath? Frequent showers me?
4.5 How old (how old), such as
How old is your mother? How old is your mother?
4.6 How fast (how fast), such as
How fast can you run? How you run faster?
4.7 How far (how far) is asked about the distance as
How far does he has to walk? How far you have to walk?
4.8 How wide (how wide) is asked about the width of things like
How wide is his river? How wide is the river?
4.9 How many (very much) is asked about the number of nouns have the plural (Plural Noun) such as
How many students are three in your class?
How many students in your room?
4.10 How much (very much) the question of how far the name of the person's weight is not deliberate and section as
The name does not count How many do they have?
How much money you have?
Asking price How much is this shirt?
How much is this shirt?
Weight Q How much do you weigh?
How you hard?
Asked to deliberate as
Positive (plus) How much does four plus two make?
How much is 4 plus 2?
Negative (minus) How much is two minus one?
1 to 2 remove it?
Times (multiplied by) How much is six multiplied by two?
6 times 2 is it?
Divided (divided by) How much is ten divided by two?
10 divided by 2 is it?
4.11.
How about going to the zoo?
How about a short walk after dinner to day?
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