Forming questions in English requires a specific word order. Changing it by mistake can make the sentence sound unnatural or confusing. Let's look at how to structure questions correctly.
Use an auxiliary verb (do, does, did, have, has, will, can) before the subject.
Start with the WH-word, then follow with the auxiliary verb + subject + main verb:
When the main verb is a form of “be,” it comes before the subject (no auxiliary needed):
Modal verbs like can, should, will, would also go before the subject:
When the question word is the subject, you don’t invert the word order:
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