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Types of Questions - Coggle Diagram

- - - - "Are you coming with us?" or "Did you finish your homework?"
- - - - "You like chocolate, don't you?" or "We're meeting at 3 pm, right?"
- - - - "Which color do you prefer?" or "Would you rather go to the beach or the mountains?"
- - - - What:This question word is used to ask about a thing or an action.
      - When: This question word is used to ask about a time or a date.
      - Where: This question word is used to ask about a location.
      - Why: This question word is used to ask about a reason or a cause.
      - How: This question word is used to ask about a manner or a method.
      - Who/Whom: These question words are used to ask about a person or people.
        
        "Who" and "whom" are
        both pronouns, but they are used in different contexts.
        
        Whom
        
        "whom" is used as the object of a verb
        or preposition
        
        To determine whether to use "who" or "whom," you can try replacing the pronoun with
        "he" or "him."
        Is simple and not complicate
        
        If "he" sounds correct, then use "who"
        
        if "him" sounds correct, then use "whom"
        
        Who
        
        "Who" is used as the subject of a sentence or clause
- - - - "Tell me about your favorite vacation" or "Describe your ideal job."