Guess the Question Word: Interactive Learning

Practice identifying question words with our fun and engaging video lesson.

Mastering question words is essential for forming accurate questions in English. Our interactive video helps you practice by providing answers and prompting you to guess the correct question word. This engaging method makes learning both effective and enjoyable.

Here’s a sample from the video:

• Answer: William Shakespeare wrote "Romeo and Juliet."
  Question: ___ wrote "Romeo and Juliet"?
  Correct Question Word: Who
• Answer: The capital of France is Paris.
  Question: ___ is the capital of France?
  Correct Question Word: What
• Answer: World War II ended in 1945.
  Question: ___ did World War II end?
  Correct Question Word: When
• Answer: The Eiffel Tower is located in Paris, France.
  Question: ___ is the Eiffel Tower located?
  Correct Question Word: Where
• Answer: Learning a new language is important because it helps you communicate with people from different cultures.
  Question: ___ is it important to learn a new language?
  Correct Question Word: Why

Using this format, you’ll get familiar with the 5 main question words: who, what, when, where, and why. Each of these question words is used to gather specific information, and practicing them will help you form precise questions.

Watch our video to engage in this interactive exercise and improve your understanding of question words. This fun approach will enhance your ability to ask questions accurately, an essential skill for effective communication in English.