Question Types in English

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 WH- question words are used to ask questions that require more information than just a simple yes or no answer. Here are some commonly used WH- question words:

What: Used to ask about things or objects. Example: What time is it?

When: Used to ask about time or a specific event. Example: When is your birthday?

Where: Used to ask about the location or place. Example: Where do you live?

Who    Used to talk ask about a person

Example: Who is your best friend?

Why: Used to ask for a reason or cause. Example: Why are you late?

How: Used to ask about a manner or method. Example: How do you cook pasta?

Which: Used to ask about a choice between options. Example: Which color do you like?

Examples:

What is your favorite movie?
When did you start working here?
Where did you go on vacation?
Who is your favorite musician?
Why did you choose this university?
How do you solve this math problem?
Which one do you prefer, coffee or tea?

 

Many types of questions in English some of them on subsequent

Yes/No Questions: These questions require a simple "yes" or "no" answer.
Example: Do you like pizza?

WH-Questions: These questions require more detailed answers and typically start with a WH- word.
Example: What is your favorite color?

Choice Questions: These questions require the person to choose between two or more options.
Example: Would you like tea or coffee?

Tag Questions: These questions are added to the end of a statement and require a confirmation from the listener.
Example: You're coming to the party, aren't you?

Open-Ended Questions: These questions require a longer, more detailed response.
Example: How was your day today?

Rhetorical Questions: These questions are asked for effect or the emphasis, but not for a response.
Example: Is the sky blue?

Hypothetical Questions: These questions ask about hypothetical situations.
Example: What would you do if you won the lottery?

Leading Questions: These questions are designed to suggest a particular answer or response.
Example: Don't you think it's a beautiful day today?