Ahemmedsai Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
Question making
When we make questions, we do like this;
Question word (WH question words)+ auxillery+ verb or Auxillery + verb+...
Ex: when did you come?
Does she write the letter?
But here is a question, Is it correct or not?
When it started to rain?
If it is correct what is the reason?
can we ask like this?
what happened to you?
Please clarify the structre and reasons.
Thanking you,
Ahemmed
Question word (WH question words)+ auxillery+ verb or Auxillery + verb+...
Ex: when did you come?
Does she write the letter?
But here is a question, Is it correct or not?
When it started to rain?
If it is correct what is the reason?
can we ask like this?
what happened to you?
Please clarify the structre and reasons.
Thanking you,
Ahemmed
Top answer
When it started to rain? Incorrect, it is missing the auxiliary verb. " what happened to you?
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When it started to rain?
Incorrect, it is missing the auxiliary verb. "When did it start to rain?"
what happened to you?
This is correct. It looks like the auxiliary verb is left out for questions that prompt the passive voice.
Incorrect, it is missing the auxiliary verb. "When did it start to rain?"
what happened to you?
This is correct. It looks like the auxiliary verb is left out for questions that prompt the passive voice.
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