Subject Questions - 6 Minute Grammar

In everyday English, the words 'who', 'what', 'which' and 'whose' are very common in questions. But how do we form questions when we want to ask about a subject or an object? Do not fear, Rob and Catherine are here to help. They've got 6 minutes to explain everything.

0:00 Introduction
0:28 'Who', 'what', 'which' and 'whose'
3:22 Pronunciation
4:30 Quiz

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[greg]

Very useful piece of grammar, even for advanced learners. Thanks!

[hilarionprabhadamar]

Wow thanks for making this grammar knowledge. It's a new Elnglish grammar knowledge for me. Sometimes, I notice these type of questions in the movies but I was wondering whether it's correct question or not. I also thought that those were informal questions. But then all of you from BBC Learning English taught me these grammar lesson (subject question) through the video.

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[Ira-vcwl]

What makes me happy? Listening and watching your video lesson makes me happy. Sometimes I confused between "who and Whose", 😊, thank you So much

[Yogi_YogendraChauhan]

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[halaahmed]

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[NAVJOT]

Thanks for the significant information about WH family,

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[rehmatullahkhan]

Does the same rule apply for progressive tense as well

[DuongTrongHue]

That's extremely useful. Why don't you do it more earlier. Before seeing this, I'm always confused why they make sentence like this. And having thought, they're using something shorten. Anyway, thank a lot

[اكره_ساكورا]

Thanks for this grammatical rule but if the subject is plural
Do we use who is or who are?

[husseinshutari]

you mentioned that do, did and does are not used with the subject question. how about. the question usually used like ( what does it mean?) and ( how long does it take?) . are these question correct?

[techyjohn]

Great explaination!!

but I have a question here, form of BE & HAVE are also auxiliary verb, aren't they used for making OBJECT QUESTION? please explain with an example.