1A Questions

To ask about	We use
a person	Who do you know here?
a thing	What did you do at the weekend? Which season is your favourite?
a place	Where is my phone?
a time	When is your birthday? What time does the lesson start?
a reason	Why was he late?
the way we do something or feel	How did you travel here today? How are things with you?
the type of thing	What kind/sort/type of clothes does the shop sell?
price/cost	How much is that altogether?
the number of people or things	How many people are there in your class?
the number of times we do something	How often do you check your phone?
distance	How far is your home from here?

We use What when there are many possible answers.

What are you going to have for lunch?

We use Which when there are fewer possible answers.

Which is good for you, Monday or Thursday?

We often use What or Which + noun.

What date is your driving test?

Which platform does the train leave from?

We can also use Which + one.

Which one do you like the best, the green or the red?

We often use How + adjective.

How old is your car?

How far do you live from here?

We use How much + uncountable noun.

How much time do we have?

We use How many + countable noun.

How many students are there in your class?

To make questions with be, we change the word order.

Jakub is from Poland. - Where is Jakub from?

We were very late. - Were we very late?

We use do/does/did + subject + infinitive.

How do you know Tomasso?

Where does Martina live?

Did you see Hafiz yesterday?

Remember that we can also use have got to ask about possessions and relationships.

A: Have you got a car?

B: Yes, I have./No, I haven't.