Wh- Questions with Prepositions
Prepositions often end the question in speech.
Examples
- Who are you talking to?
Key rules
- In speech the preposition often comes at the end: Who are you talking to?
- In formal English it can start the question: To whom are you talking?
- Keep the preposition with the verb
- Use do/does/did as usual
Common mistakes
- Where are you from? and Where you are from? โ Where are you from?
- What are you looking? โ What are you looking at?
๐ก Tip: Put the preposition at the end for natural conversation.