here are some:who are you?,who slepped on the bunk bed?,who did the man look like?. those are only some. hoped it helped.(:
Questions almost always start with Who, What, When, Where, Why, How, Was, Is, Are, If, Do, Did, Can, Could, Would or Should
It is true that questions almost always start with who, what, when, where, why, how, was, is, are, if, do, did, can, could, would, should or please. Most people don't even have to try to start their questions with one of these words as they come automatically when English is learnt.
you actually have to when you ask a question
They usually start with sunlight, then some kind of plant, etc.
No. They are parallel only in RIGHT prisms or RIGHT cylinders. However, they are almost always parallel for school level questions.
Questions about cars seem to be the category most people need or want answered. Almost everybody has a car, and cars need repair -- hence, the reason for the questions.
Learn to speak English and then post questions here.
Scientists are always right on the edge between the known and the unknown, and always at the drawing board. Whenever a good scientist finds an answer, it always shows him new questions that he never thought of before, and then he has to start trying to answer those. The only way anyone can have the answers to all of the questions he has is to have no questions.
There are three categories that contain questions about Answers:Questions about Answers.comQuestions about WikiAnswersQuestions about ReferenceAnswers
Study assignments and other problems you have done during the section. Teachers almost always choose questions that are extremely similar to homework questions. You can also ask for help (your teacher is always a good choice -- the teacher writes the test).
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Kids' items that start with the letter Q are questions, questions, questions.