Question Tools in Arabic Follow this table to understand every tool and its meaning.

The tool Almost The meaning Yes, no questions. Yes, no questions. The meaning It's used for knowing the sentence content. It's used for knowing the sentence content or to determine one thing from two things. It's to determine person and used only with humans. It's to determine thing and used with non-human. It's to determine time. It's to determine future time. It's to determine place. It's to determine the situation. It's to determine number. It's to determine time, place or situation. It's to determine kind. It's to determine thing.

Who? What? When? When? Where? How?

How much? Where, when, how? Which? What?

Some of these tools are considered as question prepositions such as ( )and ( .)The rest are considered as question words. Question tools aren't changing with them syntactic cases which mean that they are indeclinable. Note: Questions are divided into negated and positive questions. The negated questions need to a negated character in the sentence. This table shows you question tools are containing two normal words. These tools aren't main tools rather than you can call them secondary tools. The tool Almost The meaning From who? To who? About who? For who? With who? Since when? For how long/ until when? Until when? From where?

 To where? For what/ why? For what/ why?

Examples: Did you understand the lesson? Did you go to Makah? Did you come to school on foot or riding? Who did break the glass? What's the thing that you differ in it? When is the presence to the party? When is the final meeting? To where you're going to travel this summer? How are you? How much pencils you have? When you'll travel? / How you'll travel? / Where you'll travel to? What did you do?

 Why did you do that? The End LAFLWSP