【牛津实用语法】第六章疑问词wh-？和how？(国外英文资料).docVIP

【牛津实用语法】第六章疑问词wh-？和how？ Question 6. Question wh -? And how? Interrogative adjectives and interrogative pronouns Used for person: the master who (pronoun) Who, who (pronoun) Possessive (pronoun, adjective) For objects: master/bingo what (pronoun, adjective) The person or object that is used for limited selection: the main g/bingo which (pronoun, adjective) These questions are the same as the plural and the plural. What can also be used to refer to people. (see section 58.) Who, whose name is used for the subject, then affirmative verbs Who, whose, which, what is the subject, usually picks up a positive verb instead of a question verb: who pays the bills? Who will pay? (positive verbs) Whose/Which horse won? Whose horse has won? (positive verbs) What happened? / What went wrong? What happened? / whats wrong with it? A: We missedthe train/had an accident. We missedthe train/had an accident. But who, whose heel is plus nouns or pronoun, use the question verb: who are you? Who are you? Whose is this? Whose is this? What is that noise? Whats that noise? Who, whose is the object of a verb or a preposition, must, of course, use interrogative verbs. Examples of the use of who, whom, whose, winch, and what A who, disappearance, whose Who keeps the keys? Who keeps the keys? (positive verbs) Who took my gun? Who took my gun? (positive verbs) Who are these boys? Who are these boys? (question verbs) Who did you see? Who do you see? What did the committee appoint? Who was appointed by the committee? Whose car broke down? Whose car has broken down? (positive verbs) Whose (books) are these? Who are these (books)? (question verbs) Whose umbrella did you borrow? Whose umbrella have you borrowed? B which? Which pigeon has arrived first? Which pigeon arrived first? (positive verbs) Which of them is the second? Who is the oldest of them? (positive verbs) Which hand do you use? Which hand do you use? Which of these dates would you prefer? Which date do you like? What C What caused the exp