Types de questions Wh-
Wh-word + Auxiliary + Subject + Verb
Who → Personne
What → Chose
Where → Lieu
When → Temps
Why → Cause
How → Méthode
Which → Choix
Whose → Possession
Demander des informations spécifiques
Structure interrogative complète
Plusieurs types de réponses possibles
Plus informatives que oui/non
Exemples détaillés
Who: Who is your teacher?
What: What did you eat?
Where: Where do you live?
When: When will you arrive?
Why: Why are you late?
How: How do you solve it?
Exemples avancés
Who/Whom:
Who called you? (sujet)
Whom did you call? (objet)
Whom did you call? (objet)
How + adj/adv:
How tall are you?
How fast can you run?
How fast can you run?
Cas particuliers
With prepositions:
Who(m) did you talk to?
What did you write about?
Which book did you learn from?
What did you write about?
Which book did you learn from?
Subject questions:
Who broke the window? (no auxiliary needed)
What happened yesterday? (no auxiliary needed)
What happened yesterday? (no auxiliary needed)
Embedded questions:
I don't know what he wants.
Tell me where you went.
Tell me where you went.
Erreurs fréquentes
Erreur 1:
Oublier l'auxiliaire dans la question
Erreur 2:
Confondre who et whom
Erreur 3:
Inversion incorrecte dans les sujets
Conseils de mémorisation
Qui/Quoi/Où/Quand/Pourquoi/Comment
Wh + Aux + Suj + Verbe
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