Subject questions are the one that we ask to find out about the subject. When what, which, who or whose refers to the subject, the question word comes before the verb without the use of the auxiliary verbs (do, does, did).
For example:-
If the answer is
"The train to London was late."
the question would be
"Which train was late?
"If the answer is "I won the race."
the question would be "Who won the race?"
Now you post me 2 subject questions?
If the answer is:
ReplyDelete“Suraj is fixing the Television.”
The question would be:
“Who is fixing the Television?”
Answer:
Mr. Michael’s students do the most homework.
Question:
Whose students do the most homework?
Who hit you?
ReplyDeleteWhat was the problem last evening?
1,Who is late in this class?
ReplyDelete2,Which bus gose to Tokyo?
1.Who was late in this class?
ReplyDelete2.Which bus goes to Tokyo?
1.The IBM company was famous around the world.
ReplyDeleteWhich company was famous around the world?
2.Every day I catch the bus at 8:15 am.
Who was catch the bus at 8:15 am.
I was late to school today.
ReplyDeletewho was late to school today?
Every day I catch the bus.
who cathes the bus every day?