w/h questions for past present future and direct and indirect examples

w/h questions? past ,present, future examples?

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Here are some examples of "w/h" questions in past, present, and future tenses:

Past:

Who did you go to the concert with last night?

What did you eat for breakfast this morning?

When did you first meet your best friend?

Where did you go on vacation last year?

Why did you quit your last job?

How did you learn to play the guitar?

Which school did you attend for high school?

Whose house did you stay at when you visited Chicago?

What were you doing at this time yesterday?

How long ago did you graduate from college?

Present:

Who is your favorite musician right now?

What do you usually eat for lunch?

When is your next doctor's appointment?

Where do you live currently?

Why do you want to learn a new language?

How often do you exercise each week?

Which restaurant are you going to for dinner tonight?

Whose car is parked outside?

What are you currently reading?

How much money do you have in your bank account right now?

Future:

Who will you be celebrating your birthday with next year?

What will you do if it rains all day tomorrow?

When will you finish your project at work?

Where will you go on your next vacation?

Why will you take a day off next week?

How will you learn to speak a new language?

Which movie will you watch this weekend?

Whose party will you attend next month?

What will you eat for dinner tomorrow?

How much money will you need for your next trip?

"W/h" questions can be used in any tense to gather information about a person's experiences, opinions, plans, and more.

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"I watched a movie last night," said Sarah. Indirect speech (past tense, active voice): Sarah said that she had watched a movie the previous night.	): "I love pizza," said John. Indirect speech (present tense, active voice): John said that he loves pizza.	"I will visit my parents next week," said Tom. Indirect speech (future tense, active voice): Tom said that he would visit his parents the following week.
): "The car was repaired by the mechanic," said David. Indirect speech (past tense, passive voice): David said that the car had been repaired by the mechanic.	"The cake was baked by my mother," said Mary. Indirect speech (present tense, passive voice): Mary said that the cake was baked by her mother.	"The report will be completed by the end of the week," said Jane. Indirect speech (future tense, passive voice): Jane said that the report would be completed by the end of the week.

Here are some examples of direct and indirect speech in past, present, and future tenses, as well as examples of active and passive voice:

Direct speech (present tense, active voice): "I love pizza," said John. Indirect speech (present tense, active voice): John said that he loves pizza.

Direct speech (past tense, active voice): "I watched a movie last night," said Sarah. Indirect speech (past tense, active voice): Sarah said that she had watched a movie the previous night.

Direct speech (future tense, active voice): "I will visit my parents next week," said Tom. Indirect speech (future tense, active voice): Tom said that he would visit his parents the following week.

Direct speech (present tense, passive voice): "The cake was baked by my mother," said Mary. Indirect speech (present tense, passive voice): Mary said that the cake was baked by her mother.

Direct speech (past tense, passive voice): "The car was repaired by the mechanic," said David. Indirect speech (past tense, passive voice): David said that the car had been repaired by the mechanic.

Direct speech (future tense, passive voice): "The report will be completed by the end of the week," said Jane. Indirect speech (future tense, passive voice): Jane said that the report would be completed by the end of the week.