A little practice. A world of possibilities.ہر روز تھوڑی انگریزی، ہر روز نیا اعتماد
ONE LESSON. ONE USEFUL STEP.

Who, what, where, when and why

سوال پوچھنے والے الفاظ

A1 · Grammar · About 10 minutes

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Samjho. Jawab do. Khel kar yaad rakho.

Four small steps. No timer, no lost lives. Learn from each answer.

  1. 1 · Understand
  2. 2 · Questions
  3. 3 · Sentence game
  4. 4 · Your reward

First, understand this idea.

Where jagah, when waqt, who shakhs aur why wajah poochta hai. “Where do you live?” mein question word ke baad do aur subject aate hain. “Who called?” mein who khud subject hai.

سوال کا لفظ مطلوبہ معلومات کے مطابق منتخب کریں۔ جگہ کے لیے where، وقت کے لیے when اور وجہ کے لیے why آتا ہے۔ ہر سوال کی ساخت ایک جیسی نہیں ہوتی؛ مثالوں کو مکمل جملوں میں پڑھیں۔

Where do you live? · When does it start? · Who called? · Why are you leaving?

Where is the library?

کتب خانہ کہاں ہے؟

Read the full lesson first

A question word tells the listener what kind of information you need. Where asks about a place, when asks about time and why asks for a reason. A helpful question is usually specific enough for the other person to answer.

First, understand the idea.

Where jagah, when waqt, who shakhs aur why wajah poochta hai. “Where do you live?” mein question word ke baad do aur subject aate hain. “Who called?” mein who khud subject hai.

Where do you live? · When does it start? · Who called? · Why are you leaving?

See it. Hear it. Say it.

Where is the library?

کتب خانہ کہاں ہے؟

When does the class start?

کلاس کب شروع ہوتی ہے؟

Why are you learning English?

آپ انگریزی کیوں سیکھ رہے ہیں؟

One common mistake to avoid.

NEEDS A CHANGEWhere you live?
A BETTER WAYWhere do you live?

Now make it your own.

Write one question about a place, one about a time and one about a reason. Give a short answer to each so you can check whether the question asks for the right information.

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A quick check.

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Original bilingual learning material · Created 24 October 2026 · Automated draft; independent bilingual educator review is pending.
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