lunes, 29 de junio de 2009

Who, what, which

  1. We use who to ask about people:
  • who are you going to visit?
  • I'm going to visit my sister
  • who did Jane invite to her party?
2. We use what and which to ask about things:

  • What film did you see at the cinema?
  • Which newspaper do you want, The Times or the Daily Telegraph?
We normally use what when there are many possible answers:


We normally use which when there is a small number of possible answers:

3. When we form questions, we normally put a form of be or an auxiliary verb (e.g. can, will, do) after who, what and which?

  • Who is the President of Peru?
  • Who can speak Chinese?
  • Who did you meet at the party?
  • What's the capital of India?- New Delhi
  • What's she doing?
  • What was the name of your teacher?
  • What does your father do?
  • Which car will you buy, the Fiat or the Ford?
  • Which shirt do you prefer, the red one or the blue one?

1 comentario:

Mariano de Toledo dijo...

Amigo si viene cierto me encanta Coldplay, pero se mono chillon no lo soporo jajaj, un abrazo.