Introduction to special questions in junior high school English

Answer 1

Special questions were questions that were guided by interrogative words. Interrogative pronoun (what, who, which, whose, whom), interrogative adverb (when, where, why, how), and interrogative adjective (what(which, whose)+ verb).

I. Usage of Interrogative Pronoun
1. **What leading question **
- ** Asking the subject **: For example,"What is in your pocket?" The answer could be "There is an egg in it." Or "An egg is (in it)." The singular and plurals of the sentences were determined according to the actual situation.
- ** Asking the object **: For example,"What did you buy?" The answer was "I bought a bike."
- ** Asking predicative questions **: Like "What is this?" "It's a bench." If you ask "What is your mother?" (Ask about occupation), answer "She is a teacher."
2. **Who, whom, whose leading questions **
- ** Asking the subject **:"Who broke the window?" Answer,"Li Ming did."
- ** Asking a predicative **:"Who is that woman?" "She is my mother." Or "She is Rose." (relationship and name).“Whose is this umbrella?”This umbrella is my sister's.

Second, the key points of answering special questions
You can't use yes or no when answering special questions. You have to answer with specific content. For example, asking "Where do you live?" He had to answer where he lived, not with a simple "yes" or "no." And special questions usually used a falling tone.

III. Common Special Questions
1. Asking for a person's name: "What is your name?"
2. Asking about the person's identity: "Who is that girl?"
3. Ask where you live: "Where do you live?"
4. "When did you come back?"
5. "How old are you?"
6. "Which book do you like best?"
7. Asking the owner of the item,"Whose pen is this?"
8. Asking the reason: "Why are you late?"
9. Asking quantity: "How many apples are there on the table?"
10. "How much is this coat?" Wait.
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