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Question Words
Question Words for Young Learners
Question Words teaches children the words that questions are made of: who, what, where, when, why and how. Knowing which question word to use is a big step from single words to real conversation.
Practise Question Words by asking the day’s questions together: what is this, where is it, who is that? The book is a free PDF on Google Drive, linked from the button below. Sentence builders can continue with English Grammar Book 1.
About Question Words
Question Words is a learning book about the English question words — who, what, where, when, why, which and how. It teaches learners what each word asks for and how questions are built, with examples and practice.
Questions are the engine of conversation, and their words are few enough to master completely. Question Words gives those few words a whole book, because few things in English repay learning so completely.

Use Question Words with young learners or beginners of any age, one question word at a time, and practise aloud in pairs. The download is linked from the button on this page.
Asking Everything with Question Words
A learner who commands the question words can start any conversation and rescue any confusion. Question Words builds that command word by word, answer type by answer type.
Each Word Asks for Something Different
Who wants a person, where wants a place, when wants a time, why wants a reason. Question Words teaches that matching until choosing the right word is instant — the moment questions stop being grammar and start being tools.
Building the Whole Question
Word order and helping verbs get their honest share of practice, since a right word in a broken frame still fails. Learners finish Question Words able to form, ask and answer the questions daily life runs on.
Question Words in the Classroom
Teachers turn the book’s practice into interview games — pupils questioning pupils, answers flying — and the room gets noisy in the productive way. Question Words was plainly designed by someone who has heard that noise and loved it.
Words for naming the things asked about live in Activity for Kids Identify and Fill the Nouns.














































