Use of What
Q. What do you want?
- A. A glass of milk.
- Q. What are you writing?
- A. A letter.
- Q. What do you want to say?
- A. Nothing.
- Q. What’s your name?
- A. Mohammed Khalid.
- Q. What’syour father?
- A. He’s an editor.
- Q. What’s your mother?
- A. She is a housewife.
- Q. What are you doing these days?
- A. Studying.
- Q. What haveyou seen in Agra?
- A. The Tai Mahal.
- Q. What did you write to your father?
- A. About my result.
- Q. What was she doing in Mumbai?
- A. She was teaching in a primary school.
- Q. What do you intend doing after passing High School?
- A. I w’ll study further.
Use of Who
Q. Who are you?
- A. I am a businessman.
- Q. Who are they?
- A. They are my relatives.
- Q. Who sang the song?
- A. Leta did.
- Q. Who will go to the market?
- A. I will.
- Q. Who can do this work?
- A. Ahmad can.
- Q. Whom does she want to meet?
- A. Her mother.
- Q. Who is the owner of this house?
- A. My father.
Use of How
Q. How does he go to school?
- A. By bus.
- Q. How is your father?
- A. He’s not well.
- How did you go to Shimla?
- A. By train.
- Q. How was your health in Shimla?
- A. I was perfectly alright there.
- Q. How was the weather there?
- A. It was quite cold.
- Q. How old is your son?
- A. He’s twelve.
- Q. How far is Murree from here?
- A. About six kilometres.
- Q. How are you feeling now?
- A. A much better.
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