QUESTION WORDS

The question words are placed at the beginning of the sentence

and follow the following structures:When the main verb is the verb
to be: When the main verb is not the verb to be: Both the verb to be
in the first case and the auxiliary verb in the second case will
correspond to the tense used (to be: am, is, was...) (auxiliary: do,
did, will...)
The different question words
1.-WHAT? ¿Qué? ¿Cuál?
To request information about the nature or identity of a thing or
object.
WHAT? ¿QUE? ¿CUAL?

To request information about the nature or identity of a thing or object.

What can be combined with a noun to ask certain questions.
What is also used with like and look like to ask what a person is like or to
describe places or objects.

- When we want to ask what a person is like physically:

- What + auxiliary + subject + look like?
- When we want to ask about the character of a person:
- What + to be + subject + like?
- When we want to describe places, objects, time:
- What + to be + subject + like?
2.-WHEN? ¿CUANDO?
To ask "at what time" or time period an event takes place

3.-WHERE? ¿CUANDO?
To ask "where" the action occurs.

4.-HOW? ¿COMO?

To ask WHY? Why?To request information about the cause or reason for
something.WHY? Why? The answer to Why is always introduced with because.