asking who question

asking who question

1. when the “wh ” word replaces a word in the predicate, and the verb phrase does not contain a modal, a form of “be” or a form of the helping verb “have,”

2. When the “wh ” word replaces a word in the predicate, and the verb includes a modal a form of “to be,” or a form of the helping verb “have” the predicate and subject are switched

3. Shakespeare's plays are well known.” “Whose plays are well known?

4. “Jack hit the president.” “Who did Jack hit?”

5. We will look at two kinds of questions. One is called a yes / no question and the other is called a WH- question.

6. You ask for information using WH- question words . WH- questions have a different structure when "who" is the subject.