Grammar Exercise: Wh Questions

Wh Questions Exercises with Answers

Grammar Exercises – Wh questions


Do the exercises on question words and click the button to check your answers.

(Before doing the exercises, you may want to read the lesson on question words)

WH Questions Exercises with Answers

Instructions

Choose the correct WH question word, or write a question for the words in bold. Use proper punctuation and capitalization. After completing the exercise, click “Check Answers” to review your work.

WH Questions Exercises

Want to improve your English question skills? Try our WH Questions Exercises to practice forming and answering questions like who, what, where, and more.

Choose the correct question words

  1. do you live? - I live in London.
  2. 's that girl? - She's my sister.
  3. do you go to school? - By bus.
  4. do banks open? - At eight O'clock.
  5. are you wearing that coat? - Because it's hot!

Write question about the words in bold.

    Example:

    He drank juice. - What did he drink?

  1. They went to Spain.
  2. He writes novels.
  3. Lacy likes soccer
  4. The girls watched a serial.
  5. He discovered the truth.

Warning

Before submitting the test, check the following:

  • Punctuation and capitalization
  • Spelling
  • Spaces (don't add any unnecessary spaces)

What Are WH Questions? (Quick Recap)

WH questions are inquiries that begin with question words like who, what, where, when, why, and how. They are used to gather specific information about people, things, places, time, reasons, or methods.

Unlike yes/no questions, WH questions require detailed answers rather than a simple “yes” or “no.”

Here is a table summarizing all the WH question words:

WH Question WordPurposeExample
WhoAsking about a personWho is calling you?
WhatAsking about a thingWhat is your favorite color?
WhereAsking about a placeWhere do you live?
WhenAsking about timeWhen is the meeting?
WhyAsking for a reasonWhy are you late?
HowAsking about a methodHow do you get to work?
WhichAsking for a choiceWhich book do you prefer?
WhoseAsking about ownershipWhose jacket is this?
WhomAsking about a person (formal)Whom did you invite?
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