Question Word
Question Word
(WH QUESTION)
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BENING RAHMADHIANTY SIREGAR 2312009
NAZWA HAURA ANAYA SINAGA 2312069
ELSABILA SIHOTANG 2312020
SAHIDAH YAHYA DWI 2312050
ANGUN MAULIRA 2312005
MUTIA SARI 2312037
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
FOREWORD .......................................................................................................... 2
REFERENCE ........................................................................................................ 14
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CHAPTER I
INTRODUCTION
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CHAPTER II
DISCUSSION
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Bare infinitive applies For simple sentences present/past/future/past
future tense, present participle for present/past continuous tense, while past
participle for present/past perfect tense.
By simple , yes written down that formula for yes/no questions , namely :
Modal Auxiliary Verb + Subject + Verb/noun/adj/adv … ?
Be
Do, does, did
Have, has, had
Connection between the auxiliaries and the subject depicted as following :
Ha You
Is She Are We
It They
Am I
I
Ha You
Was
She Were We
It They
I
Ha
You
Do All
Does She Did
subjects
We
It
They
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I
Ha
You
Have All
Has She Had
subjects
We
It
They
If there are two auxiliaries, only which first to be moved to front . Two or
more auxiliary can occurs in the future/past future continuous, future perfect,
and perfect continuous tense.
Example :
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Hasn't he taught you? Has he taught you?
Hasn't she drunk a lemon juice? Has she drunk a lemon juice?
Hasn't it been wonderful? Has it been wonderful?
Don't I write a letter? Do I write a letter?
Don't you bring my book? Do you bring my book?
Don't you touch me? Do you touch me?
Don't we go to the library? Do we go to the library?
Don't they make two cups of tea? Do they make two cups of tea?
Doesn't he buy shoes? Does he buy shoes?
Doesn't she wash clothes? Does she wash clothes?
Doesn't it fly in the sky? Does it fly in the sky?
Didn't you come to her party Did you come to her party
yesterday? yesterday?
Didn't she find your wallet three Did she find your wallet three days
days ago? ago?
Wasn't I a tailor? Was I a tailor?
Wasn't he honest? Was he honest?
Wasn't she walking on the water? Was she walking on the water?
Wasn't it yellow? Was it yellow?
Weren't you waiting for the bus Were you waiting for the bus when
when Peter passed by? Peter passed by?
Weren't we in the garden? Were we in the garden?
Weren't they on campus yesterday? Were they on campus yesterday?
Haven't you been lazy? Have you been lazy?
Hadn't he brushed his teeth? Had he brushed his teeth?
Wouldn't they sell some cakes? Would they sell some cakes?
Can't you ride a bike? Can you ride a bike?
2.2 Wh Questions
Wh -question is question For request information . Information
requested _ can form time , place , person, thing , thing , reason , or method .
Like form question others , also ended by a question mark ( mark ask ).
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Wh - questions begin with: what, where, when, why, which, who, whom,
whose, or how. Wh - the word is a pronoun. Where, when, why, and how to
replaces adverb (adverb ) ; what and who for replace subject or object; whose
for replace possessive; and whom, what, who, and which for replace object.
For example , with the indefinite pronoun: subject = someone or
something For signifies that subject _ No is known . Look The following is an
example of a declarative sentence .
Wh - Question For Ask Subject :
For form wh - question in the sentence first and second , enough with
change the indefinite pronoun with who and what while in sentences third , the
indefinite pronoun and its apostrophe replaced with whose. As for the sentence
fourth , the details of the subject (this book) are replaced by which. Following
example sentence wh - questions based on four declarative sentences above .
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Whose/which + noun + be + subject + present participle (progressive
tense)
For form wh - question in the sentence first and second , enough with
change the indefinite pronoun with who and what, moving it to front sentence ,
and moved the auxiliary verbs (can and may) to position after the pronoun .
Sentence third , no has an auxiliary verb, rather only has a main verb
(love). Because it does not have an auxiliary, then For form wh - question in the
sentence third auxiliary dummy ( do,does ,did ) is required which will placed
after who.
As for the sentence fourth , details of the subject (this book) in the form
of the noun phrase replaced by which.
So example wh - question based on the declarative sentence above is as
following .
No. Example Wh - Question
1 What can we do during the storm?
2 Who may my neighbor need to repair his car?
3 Who does Retno love in my class?
4 Which book did Enid Blyton write several decades ago?
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So the formula wh -question For ask object :
Who/What + auxiliary/dummy ( do,does ,did ) + S + bare infinitive?
Or
Which + noun + auxiliary/dummy( do, does , did ) + S + bare infinitive ?
Note :
Bare infinitive applies for simple present, past and future. For perfect and
continuous use the past participle (V3) and present participle (V1-ing)
respectively.
Wh - Question For Ask Adverb :
, let's say the adverb is in the form of an indefinite pronoun = somewhere
and someday for signifies that the adverb No is known . Look The following is
an example of a declarative sentence .
No. Example of a Declarative Sentence
1 We should carry out the plan someday .
2 Aldo is watching a football match somewhere .
3 Sella put away her money and jewelry somewhere .
4 He is somewhere.
5 The new worker works extremely slowly.
6 Fitrian drove fast so that he could arrive on time .
For form wh - question in the sentence first and second , enough with
change the indefinite pronoun with when and where, moving it to front sentence
, and moved the auxiliary verbs (should and is) to position after the pronoun .
Sentence third , no has an auxiliary verb, rather only has a main verb (put
away). Because it does not have an auxiliary, then For form wh - question in
the sentence third an auxiliary (did) dummy is needed that will placed after who.
Sentence fourth using the linking verb "be" (is). Wh - question can formed
with put where in front sentences and exchange subject and verb position .
As for the sentence fifth , no Example of the word being asked with the
indefinite pronoun or whatever Because will become Strange . “Extremely
slowly” is an adverb phrase. "Extremely" is an intensifier/adverb of degree
explaining the adverb "slowly". Assume the intensifier does not is known .
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Likewise for _ sentence sixth , assume "so that he could arrive on time"
(adverbial clause) no is known .
So example wh - question based on the declarative sentence above is as
following .
No. Example Wh - Question
1 When should we carry out the plan?
2 Where is Aldo watching a football match?
3 Where did Sella put away her money and jewelry?
4 Where is he ?
5 How slowly does the new worker work?
6 Why does Fitrian drive so fast?
Where + be + S ?
How + adverb + be + S ?
Example :
1. Declarative sentence: He saw you yesterday.
Wh question: Who saw you? Or Who saw you yesterday?
2. Declarative sentence: You saw my sister yesterday.
Wh question: Who did you see? Or Who did you see yesterday?
3. Declarative sentence: She is talking to my father now.
Wh question: Who is she talking to? Or Who is she talking to?
4. Declarative sentence: It is like drama .
Wh question: What is it like?
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CHAPTER III
CLOSING
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REFERENCE
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