SPANISH
qué
ENGLISH
what?
What it does:Ask for a thing or missing information.
Notice:The interrogative form carries the written accent.
Module 11–E04
Ask for Information
Learn the core question tools for a thing, person, place, method, amount, choice, time, and reason. Every Practice Roll stays inside Spanish you have learned so far.
What you will learnChoose the right information question.
What you are learningMeaning first, then the Spanish form.
You can nowAsk everyday information questions without a model.
Accents matter here:In Module 11, a missing accent on the interrogative being tested is not a minor error. The accent is part of the question pattern you are learning.
Lesson 1 · I can ask basic questions with qué and quién.
Qué & Quién Questions
Practice it five waysRepeat the language — not the exercise.
SPANISH
quién
ENGLISH
who?
What it does:Ask for a person.
Notice:The interrogative form carries the written accent.
Practice it five waysRepeat the language — not the exercise.
SPANISH
¿Qué significa ___?
ENGLISH
What does ___ mean?
What it does:Clarify the meaning of an word you already learned.
Notice:Use this as a fixed practical meaning question.
Practice it five waysRepeat the language — not the exercise.
What you learned:I can ask basic questions with qué and quién.
Lesson 2 · I can ask basic questions with dónde and cómo.
Dónde & Cómo Questions
SPANISH
dónde
ENGLISH
where?
What it does:Ask for place or location.
Notice:The interrogative form carries the written accent.
Practice it five waysRepeat the language — not the exercise.
SPANISH
cómo
ENGLISH
how?
What it does:Ask for method or manner.
Notice:You already know ¿Cómo se escribe?; now you can see cómo’s role.
Practice it five waysRepeat the language — not the exercise.
What you learned:I can ask basic questions with dónde and cómo.
Lesson 3 · I can ask basic questions with cuánto and cuál.
Cuánto & Cuál Questions
SPANISH
cuánto / cuánta / cuántos / cuántas
ENGLISH
how much / how many
What it does:Ask amount or quantity.
Notice:Match the form to a noun when agreement is required.
Practice it five waysRepeat the language — not the exercise.
SPANISH
cuál / cuáles
ENGLISH
which one / which ones
What it does:Ask for a choice in the learned frames.
Notice:Use cuál for one and cuáles for more than one.
Practice it five waysRepeat the language — not the exercise.
What you learned:I can ask basic questions with cuánto and cuál.
Lesson 4 · I can ask basic questions with cuándo and por qué.
Cuándo & Por Qué Questions
SPANISH
cuándo
ENGLISH
when?
What it does:Ask for time.
Notice:The interrogative form carries the written accent.
Practice it five waysRepeat the language — not the exercise.
SPANISH
por qué
ENGLISH
why?
What it does:Ask for a reason.
Notice:Write two words; qué carries the interrogative accent. The Spanish answer connector for “because” comes later.
Practice it five waysRepeat the language — not the exercise.
What you learned:I can ask basic questions with cuándo and por qué.
Review & Reuse · 50 Practice Rolls
Recall It in different situations
Practice Module 11 with earlier numbers, payment, spelling, ability, obligation, and help phrases. No new Spanish is introduced.
Combined Practice · 6 Practice Rolls
Choose the Information Gap
Apply & Communicate · 6 Practice Rolls
Use the Questions for a Real Purpose
progress check
What You Learned
You can nowAsk what, who, where, how, how much/how many, which, when, and why.
Show What You Can DoChoose the question from the information gap rather than translating English word by word.
Best way to check yourselfComplete Apply & Communicate without Reveal for strongest practice without help.
Ready to Continue
Your next step is Module 12 · Location & Existence after you can choose the correct information question without help in different situations.