QuestionsNiveau d’anglais A1
Question words
Place le mot interrogatif en tête pour interroger sur une chose, un lieu, un moment, une personne ou une manière.
Règle
Après le mot interrogatif, construis la question selon le temps dont tu as besoin.
Structure
| Why [waɪ] — raison | asks about a reason | Why is she late?Why did you do that? |
|---|---|---|
| Who [huː] — personne | asks about a person | Who is she?Who called you? |
| What [wɒt] — chose, information | asks about a thing or information | What is this?What do you want? |
| When [wen] — moment | asks about time | When is your birthday?When do we start? |
| Where [weər] — lieu | asks about place | Where do you live?Where is my phone? |
| Whose [huːz] — appartenance | asks who something belongs to | Whose book is this?Whose keys are these? |
| Which [wɪtʃ] — choix | asks about a choice | Which book do you want?Which keys are yours? |
| How [haʊ] — manière, état, quantité | asks about a way, state, or amount | How are you?How do you go to school? |
Remarques
- Après un mot interrogatif, emploie la structure de question propre au temps
- Quand le mot interrogatif est le sujet, pas de do/does/did : Who called you? What happened?
- Who peut être sujet ; what/which peuvent être compléments ; where/when/why/how sont des circonstanciels
- Whom est une forme complément, mais à l’oral who sert souvent dans tous les cas
- How much / How many fait l’objet d’une fiche de quantité à part
Exercices
mot manquant is your birthday?
mot manquant called you last night?
mot manquant book do you want - this one or that one?