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Today's Class: WH-Questions For Class-5

The document provides a lesson on WH- questions in English and Bangla. It defines each WH- word like who, what, where, when, why, which, whose. It gives examples of WH- questions that cannot be answered with just yes or no. The document concludes with an activity that has students answer WH- questions to tell a story about a vacation they went on.

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Today's Class: WH-Questions For Class-5

The document provides a lesson on WH- questions in English and Bangla. It defines each WH- word like who, what, where, when, why, which, whose. It gives examples of WH- questions that cannot be answered with just yes or no. The document concludes with an activity that has students answer WH- questions to tell a story about a vacation they went on.

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Today’s Class

WH- Questions For class-5


Prepared by
Muhammad Asgar Ali (Sumon)
Assistant Teacher
Nurunnessa Govt. Primary School
Doasnapara, Shahrasti, Chandpur.
WH- Words
Introduce with WH-Words
If you see the first letter of
the words “W” or “H”. These
are called WH words.
WH- Questions For class-5

What is “WH” Question?


Answer: In English, wh-words (who, whose,
whom, what, which, where, when, why, how) are
at the beginning of the question and the answer
to the question which is never 'yes' or 'no' is
called Wh-Question.
What are the WH- Questions?

Questions that start with WH-

Who? Where? How much?


Whose? When? How many?
Whom? How?

WH-?
What?
Which?
Why?
Bangla Meaning of WH-question

Who? - ‡K? Where?- ‡Kv_vq?


How much?-
Whose?- Kvi? When?- KLb? KZ (cwigvb)?
Whom?- Kv‡K? How? -
How many
‡Kgb/KZ/wKfv‡e?
KZ (সংখ্যা)??
What?- wK/ wKwK?
Which?- ‡KvbwU/ †Kvb¸‡jv?
Why?- ‡Kb ?
WH- questions CANNOT

be answered with YES or NO.


Introduce with Auxiliary verb for WH-question

Auxiliary Verbs: am, is, are, was, were, have, has,


had,, will, would, can, could, shall, should, may,
might etc. If there are no more Auxiliary Verbs,
then you can use do, did, does according to the
Tense of the given Statement / Affirmative
Sentence and the Number and Person of the
Subject.
Who?

WHO= names a person

If there is an underlined word at


the beginning of the sentence
which means a person's name then
Wh- Question has to be created by
Who.
What?

WHAT= names an object, idea, or action


What?

WHAT= names an object, idea, or action


What?

WHAT= names an object, idea, or action

What will you do today?


I will go to the playground.
Who?

Who is this?
This is Barack Obama, the president of the
United States.
Who?

Who went on vacation?


The family went on vacation.
Who?

Who is crying?
The baby is crying.
Where?

WHERE= names a place or location

Where did you go?


I went to the pool in the park.
Where?

WHERE= names a place or location

Where is my hat?
Your hat is in the closet.
When?

When= names a time

When did you get home from school today?


I got home from school at 3:00 PM.
When?

When= names a time

When do you wake up?


I wake up early in the morning.
Why?

WHY= tells a reason or purpose

Why is he leaving?
He is leaving to go to work.
Why?

WHY= tells a reason or purpose

Why did you go to the store?


I went to the store because we needed eggs.
Which?

WHICH= gives a choice

Which way will you go,


right or left?
I will go left.

LEFT
Which?

Which apple do you want, the red apple or the


green apple?

I want the red apple.


Whose?

WHOSE= shows possession, ownership

Whose shirt is on the floor?


John's shirt
John's shirt is on the floor.

Joh
n

Shirt
Whose?

Whose pen is on the desk?

That is my pen on the desk.

my pen
Let's Review!

WHAT = names an object, idea, or action


WHO = names a person
WHERE = names a place WHEN = tells
a time WHY = gives a reason WHICH =
makes a choice
WHOSE = shows ownership
Let's Practice!

Activity:
TELLING A VACATION STORY

Tell a story about a vacation. Follow


the example.
Answer the questions.
“Our Vacation”- WHAT

What did you do on your vacation?

Example: We took a tour of the waterfalls.

Your answer:
“Our Vacation”- WHO

Who went on vacation?

Example: My friends and I went on vacation.

Your answer:
“Our Vacation”- WHERE

Where did you go on vacation?

Example: We went to Niagara Falls in Canada.

Your answer:
“Our Vacation”- WHEN

When did you go on vacation?

Example: We went during Easter weekend in


2011.

Your answer:
“Our Vacation”- WHY

Why did you go on vacation?

Example: We went so our friends could see the


falls for the first time.

Your answer:
“Our Vacation”- WHICH

Which did you like more, being at home or being


on vacation?

Example: I liked being on vacation more. Your

answer:
“Our Vacation”- WHOSE

Whose car did you drive?

Example: We drove my boyfriend's car.

Your answer:
“Our Vacation” story

Now, put your answers into one paragraph.


You can add photos and drawings to tell more.

Good Job!
You told your vacation story.
Congratulations!

You have finished the lesson on WH- Questions.


Remember to use the WH- Questions to give and
receive information.

WH- Questions:
What, Who, Where, When, Why, Which, Whose

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