Word order in questions

You know where she is.

• Do you know where she is?

• Does he know where is she?

• Do you know is she where?

• Where do you know she is?

She is visiting Washington.

• Does she visit Washington?

• Is she visiting Washington?

• Do you visit Washington?

• Was she visiting Washington?

Andrew phoned you.

• How phoned you?

• Who phoned you?

• You phoned whom?

• Who phones you?

The problem made him nervous.

• Which makes him nervous?

• What makes him nervous?

• Who makes him nervous?

• What made him nervous?

Choose the OBJECT QUESTION!

"Jeff loves Fiona."

• Who does Jeff love?

• What did Jeff love?

• Who loves Fiona?

• How loves Fiona?

Choose the SUBJECT QUESTION:

"Jeff loves Fiona."

• Who loves Fiona?

• How does Fiona love?

• Who is Jeff?

• Did Jeff love Fiona?

Choose the OBJECT QUESTION:

"The cat ate the mouse."

• What did the cat eat?

• How did the cat eat?

• Who likes the mouse?

• Being eaten by the cat annoys the mouse.

Choose the SUBJECT QUESTION:

"The cat ate the mouse."

• When did the cat eat?

• How did the cat eat?

• What ate the mouse?

• What eats the mouse?

Brian comes from Detroit.

• Where from comes Brian?

• Where does Brian from come?

• Where does Brian come from?

• Who does Brian come from?

She's thinking of her vacation in Wales.

• What is she thinking of?

• Of what is she thinking?

• How is she thinking of Wales?

• What of Wales is she thinking?