Lesson Goal
Learn to make subject questions. Understand who and what questions. Practice asking questions.
Key Points
Subject questions start with who or what. Use them to ask about the subject. Example: 'Who studies English?' not 'What does study English?'
Examples
- Who plays soccer?
- What makes noise?
- Who likes ice cream?
- What is on the table?
- Who visits the park?
- What falls from the tree?
- Who reads books?
- What sounds fun?
Memory Tips
- 💡 Start with who or what.
- 💡 No help needed (like do/does).
- 💡 No question word order change.
- 💡 Use for subject only.
- 💡 Keep the verb singular.
- 💡 Think 'Who does...?'
Summary
Focus on asking about the subject. Use who or what to start. Practice helps you improve.
