In this section you will learn how to make questions about clothes using question words such as WHAT…? WHICH…? and WHY…? Look at the chart to understand the use of these questions.
EXPLANATION
QUESTION WORD
What
Which
Why
USE
To ask about specific things, objects, topics and situations.
To ask about choices. Usually between two alternatives. We usually use WHICH ONE.
To ask about a reason or explanation. We answer with BECAUSE.
EXAMPLES
What is your favorite outfit to a party?
A short black dress and black heels. What color is that sweater?
It’s brown.
A short black dress and black heels. What color is that sweater?
It’s brown.
Which dress is more beautiful?
The pink polka dotted one Which scarf is warmer for you: the red one or the blue one?
I think, the blue one.
The pink polka dotted one Which scarf is warmer for you: the red one or the blue one?
I think, the blue one.
Why do you like black clothes?
Because that’s my personal style. Why do you wear sweaters in Summer?
Because I am cold all the time.
Because that’s my personal style. Why do you wear sweaters in Summer?
Because I am cold all the time.
Writing exercise
Es Look at the pictures and complete the dialogues with a questions word: What / Which (one/ ones ) / Why / Because.
Mira las imágenes y completa los diálogos con palabras interrogativas (What / Which ( one/ones)/ Why / because)