Understanding how to use “what” in sentences is a key skill for anyone learning English. This useful lesson aims to make it easier. We’ll start with some simple rules. Then, we’ll practice with examples. By the end, you’ll be more confident using “what.”
Correct Use of “WHAT”
“WHAT” is a versatile word used in questions and statements to ask for information about something or to emphasize. Here are some rules:
- Use “WHAT” to ask about things or activities.
- “WHAT” can start a question or be in the middle of a sentence.
- In statements, “WHAT” often introduces a clause.
20 Sentences Using “WHAT”
- What is your name?
- I wonder what they are doing.
- What kind of music do you like?
- She asked me what was wrong.
- What time is the movie?
- Do you know what he said?
- What beautiful scenery this is!
- What we need is more time.
- I can’t believe what happened.
- Tell me what you think.
- What books do you recommend?
- What a surprise to see you here!
- She couldn’t answer what was asked.
- What were you thinking?
- What a day it has been!
- Can you explain what this means?
- What an incredible performance!
- I’m curious about what you’ll do next.
- What a mess we have to clean up!
- What a journey it has been!
