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Because ... |  |\n| Whose | Asking for possession | Whose bag is this? It's Peter's. |  |\n| Whom | Asking about an indirect object person | Whom will you meet at the office? I'll meet Janet. |  |\n| What time | Asking about an exact time | What time does the train leave? |  |\n| What kind/sort | Asking about a description | What kind/sort of food do you eat? |  |\n| How much | Asking about an amount (uncountable) or price | How much bread do you need?\u003Cbr>How much did your new jacket cost? |  |\n| How many | Asking about amounts (countable) | How many people are there in the picture?\u003Cbr>How many hour do you work everyday? |  |\n| How often | Asking about frequency | How often does Michael go hiking? |  |\n| How old | Asking about an age (people/object) | How old is your sister?\u003Cbr>How old is Saint Paul's cathedral? |  |\n| How far | Asking about a distance | How far is Sevilla from Huelva? |  |\n| How long | Asking about a duration or lenght | How long have you been living here? |  |\n\n[aptisonline.com](aptisonline.com)","cbCailZVzC5h7cg7","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCailZVzC5h7cg7","pdf",60295,"English","# Wh- Questions Overview\n## Interrogative Functions and Examples","[{\"question\":\"What is the primary function of the word 'Whose' in a sentence?\",\"answer\":\"The word 'Whose' is used to ask about possession, specifically to determine who owns or is associated with a particular object.\"},{\"question\":\"How should one distinguish between 'How much' and 'How many'?\",\"answer\":\"'How much' is used to inquire about the quantity of uncountable nouns or the price of an item, whereas 'How many' is used to inquire about the quantity of countable objects.\"},{\"question\":\"What is the specific use of the 'Whom' interrogative?\",\"answer\":\"'Whom' is used to ask about a person who is the indirect object of an action within a sentence.\"}]","Wh-Questions - Aptis Grammar and Vocabulary - Aptis General | PDF",1790881283]