I'm coming here from the link: See units 27 and 28 for Who ...? and What ...? questions.
- This is unit 27, do I have about who or about what in this unit?
- Title is about Object and subject quetions.
- But in the description I have question: Who studied at Hogwards?
- What happened on 24 august 79 AD? vesuvius eruption
- Who did Romeo love? Juliet
Who studied at Hogwarts? Harry Potter- What did sir Alexander Fleming discover in 1928? penicillin
Who lives at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue, Washington D.C.? US PresidentWhat happens in the ninth month of the Muslim calendar? don't eat during Ramadan
- First with What of nature affect, I think what is right to be here
- Second is people by Who is right
Third is book character by Who, omg.how is it possible?Which or How- Fourth with What for chemical compounds ... ok
Five Who about the people, US PresidentSixth with What about the defined day for, but how is it possible?How
I'm looking for, this is not right to use Who for the not real people. Also, use What for any tradition of the any religion.
Five question don't include auxiliary verb does. This is statement of Present Simple without noun and with the ? in the end. How to understand it?
Focus on the verb lives here, that possible to exclude in the present simple questions, but it's here. Without real name! And also with the question.
Omg, all say that I must to check who was US Presindent. Do I need it ... Ok. I'm going to read about this man ... George Washington is first president of the US.
Who and What
Who again
- Can I check that Romeo and Juliet was being real people?
- Can I say that Harry Potter was being only in imaginations?
Different
- Who did John Lennon marry in 1969?
- He married Yoko Ono.
- What does she want?
- She wants a new car.
- Who discoverend penicillin?
- Alexander Flemming discovered pinicillin.
- What happend in november in the US?
- Thanksgiving.
- Who lives at number 42?
- Elena and Chris. // They live at number 42.
Hmmm ...
Conclusions ... Facts ...
- Who is only about First Name and Second Name, may not about people.
- Question What is first that I may use if Who isn't possible.
- No auxiliary verb in subject questions.
- TIP: In subject questions verb is singular for 3th person, e.g. or always.
- Who did John Lennon marry in 1969?
- He married Yoko Ono.
- Who married John Lennon in 1969? // question about legal state
Yoko Ono married John Lennon in 1969.
How to
- I can use subject question if competent people have to answer me or I can answer.
- I may use object question if ...
- I can use who for question in official personal name.
- I may use what or alternative rhetoric ...
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