A.4 Notice the position of the prepositions.
Previous pattern:
| | John | studies | At the | Library | every | Day? |
| Does | John | study | At the | Library | every | Day? |
| | | | where | | | |
| Does | John | study | At the | Library | every | Day? |
Where | Does | John | study | | | every | Day? |
New pattern:
| | John | looks | At | Mary | every | Day? |
| Does | John | look | At | Mary | every | Day? |
| | | | who | | | |
| Does | John | Look | At | Mary | every | Day? |
Who | Does | John | look | | | every | Day? |
COMMENTS
1. In the new pattern, the preposition (in this case at) is not part of the expression which is replaced by the question word.
2. It is permissible for the preposition to remain with the verb when the question word is moved to the beginning.
Exercise 10. Make wh-questions which correspond to the teacher’s statements.
John wait for Mary every day | Who does John wait for every day? |
John works on Wednesday | When does John works? |
John is from canada | Where is John from? |
1. John arrived in september
2. Alice waited for her friend
3. John lives on Main Street
4. John visited the museum
5. He looked at a new painting
6. The painting was from spain
7. Mary looked at the painting
8. John waited for Mary
9. He waited in the Museum
10. John talked to Mr. Miller
11. Mr. Miller is from New York
12. John and Mary waited for the bus
13. They were hungry at 5 o’clock
14. They watched television in the evening
Taken from: English sentence structure by Robert Khrohn
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