Understanding Wh-Questions in English

Andy introduces a lesson on using wh-questions in interviews. He provides examples of wh-questions such as 'Who are you?' and 'Where are you from?' and explains how to form these questions with regular verbs and the verb 'to be'. The lesson includes examples of answering these questions and encourages viewers to practice. The video concludes with a preview of the next lesson on yes or no questions.

What is the main focus of today's lesson?

• Practicing pronunciation

• Learning about yes or no questions

• Understanding wh-questions in interviews

• Studying past tense verbs

Which of the following is a wh-question word?

• Can

• Will

• Is

• Who

Which of the following is NOT a wh-question word?

• Why

• How

• When

• Can

What is the purpose of using wh-questions in an interview?

• To practice grammar

• To gather specific information

• To improve pronunciation

• To test vocabulary

Which wh-question word would you use to ask about a person's origin?

• Who

• Where

• How

• What

Which wh-question word would you use to inquire about time?

• Who

• Where

• When

• Why

What is the correct response to 'How is life?'

• Life is good.

• I am from the U.S.

• I like to read.

• I came last year.

Which wh-question word would you use to ask about a reason?

• Who

• Where

• What

• Why

What is the correct structure for forming a wh-question with a regular verb?

• Wh-word + subject + verb

• Wh-word + do/does/did + subject + verb

• Subject + wh-word + verb

• Wh-word + verb + subject

How do you form a wh-question using the verb 'to be'?

• Wh-word + to be + noun phrase

• Wh-word + verb + to be + subject

• Wh-word + subject + to be + verb

• Wh-word + do/does + subject + verb