Question

Frame a Wh question that corresponds to the following answer-
Question- _______________________
Answer- I live in Manchester.

A) Where you live now?
B) Where are you living now?
C) Where have you lived now?
D) Where do you live now?

Answer 1

Hint:Wh – questions are also known as open questions. Wh questions examples are- Who are you? Who is he? Who is she? Who did it? Who is on the phone? And other wh questions are- who, what, when, which, where, why?

Complete answer:
Here in this question, we have to frame a question with Wh in such a way that it gives the answer ‘I live in Manchester’.
Option A) Where you live now? – is an incorrect answer because to frame a good question it is essential to understand the tense of the question. So, where do you live now? Is an incorrect question. So, this is an incorrect answer.
Option B) Where are you living now? – is an incorrect answer because the answer is in the present tense so we have to frame a question in simple present tense only. Thus, this is an incorrect answer.
Option C) Where have you lived now? – is an incorrect answer because have is the present tense and lived is in the past tense. So, this is an incorrect question and incorrect answer.
Option D) Where do you live now? – is the correct answer because ‘where do you live now?’ is the correct question because this question is in simple present tense as the answer is also in simple present tense. Thus, this is the correct formation of the question and this is the correct answer.

Question- Where do you live now?
Answer- I live in Manchester.

The right answer to this is option (D).

Note:The meaning of where is ‘the place or situation in which and this is also used after reference to a place or situation’ and this is the correct Wh question that is framed for the answer. The syntax for an interrogative sentence is: Wh word + helping verb + subject? The tense of the question should be in the simple present tense because the answer is in the simple present tense. Therefore, the correct option is D as compared to any other option.