Unlocking Subject and Object Questions

Feb 25, 2025

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Learn how to frame subject and object questions effectively using question words, auxiliaries, subjects, and verbs. Explore examples like "Nadia found the purse this morning" to understand the nuances of forming these questions. Enhance your language skills with this comprehensive guide.

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Unlocking Subject and Object Questions

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Question word + verb + complements. • Nadia found the purse this morning. • Who foundthe purse this morning? • V compl. Subject – Object Questions • OBJECT QUESTIONS SUBJECT QUESTIONS • Question word + auxiliary + subject + verb + complements. • Nadia found the purse this morning. • What didNadiafind this morning? • aux subj V

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