Open ackermanmoriii opened 2 months ago
make a simple and understandable questions with 'how' + 'adjective' and introduce and teach me formation and structures
Creating questions with "how" followed by an adjective is a great way to ask about the extent or degree of a particular quality. Here's how you can form such questions:
Here's the structure with the verb "to be":
How + adjective + is/are/am + subject?
For example:
And here's the structure with an action verb:
How + adjective + does/do + subject + verb?
For example:
Remember, when using "how" with an adjective and an action verb, you often need to include "do/does" for the present simple tense.
Let's practice with a few more examples:
"How fast does your car go?"
"How loud are the speakers?"
Using these structures, you can form a variety of questions to inquire about different qualities. If you need more help or examples, feel free to ask! 😊
in this example = When does she eat breakfast? we use (does) in this example = why is he unhappy? why we don't use looks like this = why does he unhappy?
Great question! The difference in the use of "does" in these sentences is due to the type of verb that follows it.
In the sentence "When does she eat breakfast?", "eat" is an action verb. In English, when we form questions in the present simple tense with action verbs, we use the auxiliary verb "do" or "does" (depending on the subject) before the main verb. Here, "does" is used with the third person singular subject "she," and "eat" is in the base form.
However, in the sentence "Why is he unhappy?", "unhappy" is an adjective, not a verb. The structure of the sentence is different because it's using the verb "to be" (is, are, am) which acts as a linking verb connecting the subject "he" with the adjective "unhappy." In English, we do not use "do/does" with the verb "to be" when forming questions. Instead, we invert the subject and the verb "to be." So, the correct form is "Why is he unhappy?" without "does."
Here's a simple way to remember it:
I hope this clears up the confusion! If you have any more questions, feel free to ask. 😊