A wh-question begins with a question word: what, where, who, whose, when, why, which, how. We form the question by changing the posi...
A wh-question begins with a question word: what, where, who, whose, when, why, which, how.
We form the question by changing the position of the subject and the auxiliary verb.
For example:
She is reading................................... What is she reading?
They have gone home.......................Where have they gone?
In the case of Who can ask about the subject or the object. Compare:
Asking about the object: Frank loves someone
Who does Frank love?
Asking about the subject: Someone loves Frank
Who loves Frank?
Asking about the object: Tina phoned someone
Who did Tina phone?
Asking about the subject: Someone phoned Tina
Who phoned Tina?
Asking about the object: Ken is helping someone
Who is Ken helping?
Asking about the subject: Somoone is helping Ken
Who is helping Ken?
When who aks about the subject, the verb has the same form as a statement, and we do not use do, does or did.
We can also use what, which and How many to ask about the subject.
For more information click hereTry these exercises for practising exercise 1, exercise 2, exercise 3, exercise 4
