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The document provides guidance on identifying subject and object questions by examining the response. Subject questions ask about the subject of the sentence and do not require an auxiliary verb. Object questions ask about the object and do require an auxiliary verb like "do" or "did". Examples of subject and object questions are given for sample sentences to illustrate the difference.
The document provides guidance on identifying subject and object questions by examining the response. Subject questions ask about the subject of the sentence and do not require an auxiliary verb. Object questions ask about the object and do require an auxiliary verb like "do" or "did". Examples of subject and object questions are given for sample sentences to illustrate the difference.
The document provides guidance on identifying subject and object questions by examining the response. Subject questions ask about the subject of the sentence and do not require an auxiliary verb. Object questions ask about the object and do require an auxiliary verb like "do" or "did". Examples of subject and object questions are given for sample sentences to illustrate the difference.
Subject and Object Questions - understanding which questions require the Auxiliary Verb to do.
Most /wh-/ questions are Object questions.
Two things identify an Object Question: 1. Object Questions ask about an Object. i.e. you, they, Tina, she, in the e!a"#$es be$ow% &. The res#onse to an Object Question answers the question where, when, why, what, or when, '() the answer is the Object in the res#onse. i.e. in New York, in 2012, to find a new job, in e!a"#$es be$ow) RULE: Object questions require the use of the auxiliary verb 'to do' . Examples: Q*+ST,O( -+S.O(S+ Where do you (Object) live? I live in New York (Answers the question !where"!) When did they (Object) leave Dublin? #hey le$t %ublin in &'(& (Answers the question !when"!) Why did Tina (Object) return to Australia" #ina returned to $ind a new job (Answers the question !why"!) What do you (Object) eat at Christmas? )e eat ha* and +lu* +udding (Answers the question !what!") When does she (Object) leave for work? ,he leaves ho*e at -.''a* (Answers the question !when"!) How often do you (Object) eat out? I eat out every night (Answers the question !how o$ten"!) Subject questions are questions we ask to find out about the Subject of the concept. These questions are asked using who, what and which. The answer to a Subject Question is a$so the Subject in the res#onse. -+M+M/+-: here! hen! hy can (OT be the subject of any question. Example: Who was the best jazz musician of the 20th century? What happened this mornin? Which bus oes to the airport? (ote that the word order of a Subject Question is the sa"e as its res#onse: S*/0+1T 2+-/ O/0+1T 1OM.3+M+(T Q: !ho was the best jazz musician? -: "i#es $a%ies was the best jazz musician& Q: !hat happened this mornin? -: 'n earth(uake happened this mornin& Q: !hich bus oes to the airport? -: The )* oes to the airport& RULE: Subject questions "O #O$ require the use of the verb 'to do' . T,.: To he$# you decide if it is an O or S question4 i"agine a #ossib$e answer to the question. ,n a subject Question4 the answer to the question is the identity of the Question word - who, what, which+ "i#es $a%ies, an earth(uake, the )*, that5s why we ca$$ these questions S*/0+1T Q*+ST,O(S. 'nother way of $ooking at it: 3et6s take a sentence as an e!a"#$e: 70ohn 3ennon "arried 8oko Ono.7 ,n this sentence4 90ohn 3ennon: is the subject4 and 98oko Ono: is the object. (ow4 if we want to ask questions to disco;er these facts4 we can for" two different kinds of questions: ,f we want to ask a question to which the answer is 90ohn 3ennon:4 then the question wou$d be 9<ho "arried 8oko Ono=7 'nd the answer wou$d be 70ohn 3ennon "arried 8oko Ono7. ,n the question4 9<ho "arried 8oko Ono=7 the who is $ooking for the subject of the concept, 0ohn 3ennon: both the who in the Question and the -ohn .ennon in the res#onse are the Subject. ,t is a Subject %uestion and "OES #O$ RE%U&RE the au!i$iary ;erb to do. >owe;er4 if we want to ask a question to which the answer is 78oko Ono74 the question wou$d be 9<ho did 0ohn 3ennon "arry=7 The answer wou$d be 70ohn 3ennon "arried 8oko Ono7. ,n the question 9<ho did 0ohn 3ennon "arry=7 the who is $ooking for the object of the concept, 8oko Ono: both the who in the Question and the Yoko /no in the res#onse are the Object. ,t is an Object %uestion and it "OES RE%U&RE the au!i$iary ;erb to do. #O$E $'($ )OU *OUL" O+ *OURSE (LSO S(): S*/0+1T Q*+ST,O(: 9<ho "arried 0ohn 3ennon=7 but the Subject of this concept4 the who, is 8oko Ono: 78oko Ono Subject% "arried 0ohn 3ennon7. '(): O/0+1T Q*+ST,O(: 7<ho did 8oko Ono "arry=7 but the Object of this concept4 the who, is 0ohn 3ennon: 7 8oko Ono "arried 0ohn 3ennon7. <rite questions for the fo$$owing answers and identify whether they are Subject or Object questions. ?or so"e4 both a Subject and an Object question are #ossib$e - in these cases4 write both: @% Aate Midd$eton "arried .rince <i$$ia". Subject Q: <ho "arried .rince <i$$ia"= Object Q: <ho did Aate Midd$eton "arry= 1% 0ennifer 3o#eB4 >arry 1onnick 0r C Aeith *rban are the judges on '"erican ,do$. DDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDD &% 1ate /$anchett won the 'cade"y 'ward for /est 'ctress in &@1E. DDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDD F% The "o;ie she won the award for was 7/$ue 0as"ine7. DDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDD E% The highest "ountain in the wor$d is Mt +;erest. DDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDD G% )a;id /eckha" #$ayed for Manchester *nited. DDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDD H% -obert .attinson starred in the 7Twi$ight7 "o;ie series. DDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDD DDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDD I% Shakira sang 7<aka <aka4 This Ti"e for 'frica7 for the &@1@ ?,?' <or$d 1u#. DDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDD DDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDD J% '"erican author SuBanne 1o$$ins wrote 7The >unger Ka"es7. DDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDD L% /ritish 'irways f$ies to 1HL destinations. DDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDD 1@% The .resident of the *nited States $i;es in the <hite >ouse. DDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDD DDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDD '(S<+- A+8: Try to e$icit Object Q5s where #ossib$e4 these are genera$$y "ore difficu$t for S5s. Other questions are #ossib$e4 these are a guide.% Write questions for the following answers and identify whether they are Subject or Object questions. For some, both a Subject and an Object question are possible - in these cases, write both: ! "ate #iddleton married $rince William. Subject %: Who married $rince William& Object %: Who did "ate #iddleton marry& '! (ennifer )ope*, +arry ,onnic- (r . "eith /rban are the judges on 0merican 1dol. Who are the judges on 0merican 1dol& S/2(3,4 % 5! ,ate 2lanchett won the 0cademy 0ward for 2est 0ctress in 5'6. Who won the 0cademy 0ward for 2est 0ctress in 5'6& S/2(3,4 % 7! 4he mo8ie she won the award for was 92lue (asmine9. Which mo8ie did she win the award for& O2(3,4 % 6! 4he highest mountain in the world is #t 38erest. Which is the highest mountain in the world& S/2(3,4 % :! ;a8id 2ec-ham played for #anchester /nited. Which team did ;a8id 2ec-ham play for& O2(3,4 % <! =obert $attinson starred in the 94wilight9 mo8ie series. Which mo8ie series did =obert $attinson star in& O2(3,4 % Who starred in the 94wilight9 mo8ie series& S/2(3,4 % >! Sha-ira sang 9Wa-a Wa-a, 4his 4ime for 0frica9 at the 5' F1F0 World ,up. What ?song! did Sha-ira sing for the 5' F1F0 World ,up& O2(3,4 % Who sang 9Wa-a Wa-a9 at the 5' F1F0 World ,up& S/2(3,4 % @! 0merican author Su*anne ,ollins wrote 94he +unger Aames9. Who wrote 94he +unger Aames9& S/2(3,4 % B! 2ritish 0irways flies to '<B destinations. +ow many destinations does 2ritish 0irways fly to& O2(3,4 % '! 4he $resident of the /nited States li8es in the White +ouse. Where does the $resident of the /nited States li8e& O2(3,4 % Who li8es in the White +ouse& S/2(3,4 %