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Las subject questions se pueden hacer en otros tiempos verbales, en el sentido de que se desconoce el qué o quién realiza la acción; sin embargo, se requiere el uso de los auxiliares. Ejemplos: What is happening? ¿Qué está pasando? Who will win the contest? ¿Quién va a ganar el concurso? Which of your neighbors has been noisier?

The normal rules that you learn about making questions, such as inverting the question word and the auxiliary verb, or adding 'do', 'does' or 'did', are all used in object questions. However, sometimes we want to ask a question where the thing we want to know is actually the subject of the answer.

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4. Observaciones sobre las subject questions ; WHICH? · ¿Cuál? ¿Qué? Which car arrived first? ¿Qué coche llegó primero? ; WHOSE? · ¿De quién? Whose dog bit you? ¿De ...

Examples of subject questions in the simple past: Who made a sandwich? Daniel made a sandwich. What damaged your house? The earthquake damaged my house. Who lied to Sam? Jennifer lied to Sam. Subject and Object Questions in Other Verb Tenses

Examples of subject questions in the simple past: Who made a sandwich? Daniel made a sandwich. What damaged your house? The earthquake damaged my house. Who lied to Sam? Jennifer lied to Sam. Subject and Object Questions in Other Verb Tenses

He aquí algunos ejemplos: Who painted La Mona Lisa? Leonardo. Leonardo painted La Mona Lisa. ¿Quién pintó La Mona Lisa? ... Shakespeare wrote Romeo and Juliet. ¿ ...

Here are some more examples of subject questions: Something happened in the kitchen. What happened in the kitchen? Someone knows a lot about physics. Who knows a lot about physics? Someone's writing is the best. Whose writing is the best? Some students are leaving on Monday. Which students are leaving on Monday?

La Estructura de Lasobject Questions

Aquí usaremos el ejemplo del quiz propuesto en mis Redes Sociales: Who painted the wall? John painted it. 'Who painted the wall?' es una Subject Question.

Object questions · What did Andrew buy? (He bought) a few notebooks. · Where did Andrew buy them? (He bought them) at the stationery shop. · When did Andrew buy ...

We use subject questions to ask who or which person or thing does something: for example, “Who rode the train to work?” and “Which fruits make the best juice?” Subject questions follow the same...

Aquí tienes unos ejemplos más de la diferencia entre subject questions y object questions… Q: Who ate my sandwich? = Quién comió mi bocadillo? A: Shawn ate your ...

Subject questions (preguntas sobre el sujeto) Who loves you? Who saw you? Subject questions (preguntas sobre el sujeto) Adam loves me My parents saw me Nobody.

Subject and Object questions ; "Someone saw you." ("Alguien te vio.") Sujeto ( someone. "Who saw me?" ("¿Quién me vio?") Sujeto ( Who ; "Something happens." (" ...

Here are some more examples of subject questions: Something happened in the kitchen. What happened in the kitchen? Someone knows a lot about physics. Who knows a lot about physics? Someone's writing is the best. Whose writing is the best? Some students are leaving on Monday. Which students are leaving on Monday?

Subject questions ; Question word + verbo principal + (complementos) + ? · Ejemplos: ; Who called you yesterday? ¿Quién te llamó ayer? What happened in the meeting ...