Making questions asking questions

How many did you buy?

What time did you go?

Which one do you like?

Whose car were you driving?

Who are you talking with?

Note who, what and which can be the subject. Let’s compare the difference:

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  Who is coming to lunch? (who is the subject of the verb)
  
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  Who do they want to invite to lunch? (they is the subject of the verb)
  
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  What happened? (what is the subject of the verb)
  
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  What did you do? (you is the subject of the verb)
  
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  Which is wrong? (which is the subject of the verb)
  
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  Which car does he drive? (he is the subject of the verb)
  

Living in the USA

Beautiful landscapes, excellent career opportunities, a relaxed lifestyle – there are many reasons for living in the USA! We have compiled the most important information about the "American way of life" and explain how you can quickly settle into the country of your dreams. Green Card Lottery Take the chance of living in the USA and apply for the official US Green Card Lottery! If you are taking the bold move to start a new life in the USA, you must first determine which state and city you would like to live in. The decision will not be easy because the United States offers incredible diversity in every respect. Popular states for USA immigrants Which of the 50 US states is the best place to live? Immigrants to the United States are truly spoiled for choice. However, these four states are particularly sought-after:

Florida The Sunshine State of Florida has always been a favorite among America lovers. Year-round warm temperatures, beautiful white beaches, vibrant cities, affordable real estate, and excellent infrastructure – in Florida, you can enjoy life! California The Golden State impresses with its 1,300 km long Pacific coast, breathtaking national parks, and subtropical climate. Furthermore, California is home to some of the most exciting metropolises in the United States. In cities like San Francisco or Los Angeles, many innovative and internationally operating corporations have settled, which also provide excellent career opportunities for immigrants. New York

You'll be right in your element in New York City if you love the hustle and bustle of a big town. The never-sleeping city is a financial center, entertainment capital, and tourism hotspot. Thousands of expats have set foot on American soil here for the first time over the years. And quite a few of them stayed and benefited from the excellent job opportunities and the unique urban lifestyle in the Big Apple.

Texas

No region represents the Wild West vibe as much as the Lone Star State. To this day, you'll still run into a cowboy or two in Texas. Apart from that, you can expect many hours of sunshine, livable cities, and hearty Southern specialties such as the popular Texan barbecue.

Tip

If you have a Green Card, you are free to choose your place of residence in the United States. You can obtain this card, for example, by participating in the Green Card Lottery, in which the US authorities give away 55,000 of the popular Permanent Resident Cards every year.