0 Hello, 02br 02br 00I wanted to know how you can tell the difference between using How, What, Which, When, and Where when trying to produce interrogative sentences?02br 02br 00Also, I am aware that the use of interrogatives have certain rules. For instance, in an affirmative question the verb follows the subject. In contrast, during an interrogative it is the exact opposite. The verb usually follows the subject. This seems not to be the case, however, in the example used below:02br 02br 00How many people were at the party?02br 02br 00Why does the rule change in this case? Does it have something to do with the use of the word "many"? 02br 02br 00Signed02br 00Wolf 2 Moon 0-
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0 The rule doesn't change. 02br 02br 00 Which man did you talk to? (01i 00you02i 00 is subject, but it is not being questioned - Invert)02br 00 Which man talked to you?
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0 The rule doesn't change. Inversion never occurs when it is the subject which is being questioned.02br 02br 00 Which man did you talk to? (01i00you02i00 is subject, but it is not being questioned - Invert)02br 00 Which man talked to you? (01i00man02i00 is subject, and it is being questioned (with the word 01
0Hi,02br 02br 00I'm sorry, but I don't understand what you are asking about. Here are a few remarks on what you wrote. Perhaps you can clarify your question. If you do, please give more (and simple) examples of what you are talking about.02br 02br 00Alternatively, someone else may read this and be able to give you a better answer. 02br 02br
0Briefly,02br 02br 001. Take the statement form including the question word in the usual place for a statement.02br 002. Move the constituent with the question word to the beginning.02br 003. If you had to cross over a single-word verb phrase (in Step 2), re-express the verb with a form of do.02br 004. If you had to cross over any verb
0 01i01u00Tell me02u00 what you think02i00. This is a command, not a question.02br 02br 01i00what02i00 means 01i00the thing that02i00. It's not exactly a question word here.02br 02br 01i00Tell me, Visit me, Photograph me, Invite me.02i00 These are all