Basic Interrogative Words:
* Who: Used for asking about people.
* Example: *Who* is coming to the party?
* What: Used for asking about things, ideas, or actions.
* Example: *What* did you eat for breakfast?
* Where: Used for asking about places or locations.
* Example: *Where* did you go yesterday?
* When: Used for asking about time.
* Example: *When* will the movie start?
* Why: Used for asking about reasons or causes.
* Example: *Why* are you leaving early?
* How: Used for asking about manner, methods, or conditions.
* Example: *How* did you get here?
Additional Interrogative Words:
* Which: Used to ask for a specific selection from a group.
* Example: *Which* cake would you like?
* Whose: Used for asking about possession.
* Example: *Whose* book is this?
* Whom: Formal alternative to "who" as the object of a verb or preposition.
* Example: *Whom* did you see at the concert?
Important Notes:
* Interrogative words are usually placed at the beginning of a question.
* They are often followed by an auxiliary verb (e.g., do, be, have, will) and the subject.
Example:
* *Who* will you go with?
Let me know if you have any other questions!