Fundamentals Of English Grammar

EXERCISE 8. Questions wlth WHO, WHO(M), and WHAT. (Chart 5-4)

Directions: Create questions with who, who@), and what. Write "s" if the question

word is the subject. Write "0" if the question word is the object.

QUESTION ANSWER

S s

1. hlho ~OWS? Someone knows.
   0 0

2. hlhabd dtd YOIA ask? I asked someone.

3. Someone knocked on the door.


4. Sara met someone.


5. Mike learned something.


6. Something changed Ann's mind.


7. Ann is talking about someone.*

EXERCISE 9. Questions wlth WHO, WHO(M), and WHAT. (Chart 5-4)

Directions: Create questions. Use who, whom, or what.

1. A: hlhat Aid yoln see?
   B: An accident. (I saw an accident.)


2. A.
   B: An accident. (Mary saw an accident.)

v

WHAT

-- .- 3. A: -

I i'l 7 B: Mary. (Mary saw an accident.)

*A preposition may come at the beginning of a question in very formal English:

About whom (NOT who) h Am talking?

. In oeryday English, a preposition usually does not come at the beginning of a question.
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