Choose a question word from its answer
The idea
Read the answer first and identify the kind of information it supplies.
Step by step
- Read the answer first and identify the kind of information it supplies.
- Use dónde for where, cuándo for when, quién for who, por qué for why, cómo for how and qué for what.
- Keep written accents and both question marks; por qué is a question phrase, while porque introduces a reason.
Example
Choose the opening question expression: ___ vive Ana? — En Lima.
Answer
¿Dónde
Dónde asks where; En Lima gives a place.
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Write three question-and-answer pairs about an invented school day. Check that each answer supplies the information asked for.
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