Study GuideSpanish II–Sentence and Question Structure1. Interrogative Pronouns (Question Words)Big grammar terms likeinterrogative pronounscan sound intimidating, but don’t worry—they aresimplyquestion words.A question word is apronounbecause it stands in for the noun that would answer the question. Forexample, in the questionWho is coming?, the wordwhoreplaces the name of the person.1.1Accent Marks on Question WordsOne very important detail:all Spanish question words have accent marks.A helpful learning trick is to:•Say the word out loud•Clap on the syllable with the accentThis helps you:•Stress the correct syllable•Remember that the word needs an accent mark when written1.2Common Spanish Question WordsHere are the most important question words you’ll use in Spanish:•¿Quién?–who•¿Quiénes?–who (plural, when you expect more than one person)•¿Qué?–what•¿Cuál?–which, what•¿Cuáles?–which ones, what (used with plural nouns)•¿Cómo?–how•¿Dónde?–where•¿Cuándo?–whenPreview Mode
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