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Which One Do You Want?

by Vocafy Patvirtinta
Anglų (JAV) A1 Klausimai (12) Gramatika
Anglų (JAV) A1 Klausimai (12) Gramatika

Explore questions with “what” and “which,” from any answer to a choice between things.

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  1. 1. Pasirinkite teisingą atsakymą.

    You meet someone for the first time. What do they want to know?

    What is your name?

    • Your name.
    • A name you like.
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    • Your name.

    “What” can ask for new information, such as a person's name.

  2. 2. Pasirinkite teisingą atsakymą.

    What drinks can you have here?

    We have only tea and coffee. Which do you want?

    • Any drink.
    • Tea or coffee.
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    • Tea or coffee.

    The speaker names two drinks. “Which” asks about a choice between them.

  3. 3. Pasirinkite teisingą atsakymą.

    No foods are listed. What can the person name?

    What is your favorite food?

    • Any food they like best.
    • Only a food from a list.

    Does the question give a group of foods?

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    • Any food they like best.

    This question with “what” leaves the answer open. The person can name their favorite food.

  4. 4. Užpildykite tuščią vietą.

    Here are three hats. ___ of these hats is yours?

    • What
    • Which

    Look at the words “of these hats.”

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    Here are three hats. Which of these hats is yours?

    Use “which of” to ask about something in a known group.

  5. 5. Pasirinkite teisingą atsakymą.

    What does “one” mean here?

    Here is a big bag and a small bag. Which one do you want?

    • Both bags.
    • One of the bags.

    The speaker is talking about bags.

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    • One of the bags.

    You can say “which one” instead of “which bag” when the bags are already clear.

  6. 6. Pasirinkite teisingą atsakymą.

    No pets are shown or listed. What is this question about?

    What kind of pet do you want?

    • A kind of pet, like a cat or a dog.
    • One pet from a group in front of you.

    Think about the words “kind of.”

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    • A kind of pet, like a cat or a dog.

    “What kind of” asks about pets like cats or dogs, not one pet in a group.

  7. 7. Pasirinkite teisingą atsakymą.

    What two colors can the shopper have?

    These shirts come in red, blue, and green only. Which two colors do you want?

    • Blue and yellow.
    • Red and blue.

    Both colors must be in the list.

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    • Red and blue.

    “Which two” asks for two choices from the colors given.

  8. 8. Pasirinkite teisingą atsakymą.

    What does the short question mean?

    A: I like one of these pictures.
    B: Which?

    • Which picture do you like?
    • Do you like all these pictures?

    The first person likes one picture.

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    • Which picture do you like?

    “Which?” can be a complete short question when both people know the group.

  9. 9. Pasirinkite teisingą atsakymą.

    The answer is about food. What question is the person answering?

    A sandwich, please.

    • Which drink do you want: milk or water?
    • What do you want?

    A sandwich is not a drink.

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    • What do you want?

    “What do you want?” does not limit the answer to a group, such as drinks.

  10. 10. Pasirinkite teisingą atsakymą.

    The speaker needs to find the right bus.

    I need the bus to the park. There are two buses here.

    • Which of these buses goes to the park?
    • What places can I visit by bus?

    The place is already known. The bus is not.

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    • Which of these buses goes to the park?

    The two buses make a clear group, even though their names are not listed.

  11. 11. Pasirinkite teisingą atsakymą.

    What is the last question about?

    A: What do you want to buy?
    B: A shirt.
    A: We have a blue shirt and a white shirt. Which do you want?

    • Anything in the store.
    • The blue shirt or the white shirt.

    Two shirts are named before the last question.

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    • The blue shirt or the white shirt.

    First, “what” asks about a thing to buy. Then, “which” asks about the two shirts.

  12. 12. Pasirinkite teisingą atsakymą.

    Sam has no list and asks about any meal. Mia asks only about three meals on a menu.

    • Sam: What do you want for dinner? Mia: Which of these meals do you want?
    • Sam: Which of these meals do you want? Mia: What do you want for dinner?

    Who has a clear group of meals?

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    • Sam: What do you want for dinner? Mia: Which of these meals do you want?

    “What” leaves Sam's answer open here. “Which of these” points to the meals on Mia's menu.

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