THE THEORIC INSTALLATION OF THE PROBLEMSWHAT ARE THE CAUSES OF THE...

1.The theoric installation of the problems

What are the causes of the wrong answers to the questions related to Wh-questions?

Apart from reasons of teaching and learning as mentioned above, the analysis of the

following grammar will show us "Wh-question" is the kind of question that is not easy

to students of grade 6.

Firstly, students do not understand about the auxiliary verbs. In the framework of the 6th

grade, they just remember a certain number of questions, if we change a little in

question, the students will not know when to use the verb "be", when to use ordinary

verb in the present tense and how to divide verbs in the 3rd person singular pronoun.

Secondly, "Wh-question" is a question with one subject in which the subject is often a

personal pronoun (except idioms). Thus the answer requires conversion of the noun

being a subject (of a sentence) in question into the personal pronouns in the answer, or

the personal pronouns to the different personal pronouns for suitable context (eg: “You”

in question but “I” in answer’ or your school can use It to replace, etc.). It is also very

difficult for students if they do not get much exercise.

Thirdly, There is a type of the question to find out information, students are required to

find the exact information needed to answer, but they sometime are confused, for

example putting excess or lack of information, or making a completely false

information, such as "a man ask about chicken, a woman answer about duck", for

example, "How old are you? " - "I am fine, thanks." Or "What does your father do?”-"

He reads

These three issues are crucial and the most difficult for students. Besides determination

of the structure or the tense in question is the problems that 6th graders students do not

usually think about.