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GRAMMATICAL TERMS
(b) ZD&@C~~T~~~LL\,
(This exam is very difficult.)
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(c) Z t~ia&%f 9 7fkO
(This is probably Italian.)
Volitional Sentence A sentence in which a person expresses his will. The
main verb in such sentences is in the volitional form, as in (a).

Wh-question A question that asks for information about who, what,
where, which, when, why and how, as exemplified by (a) - (f) below.
(cf. Yes-No Question)
(a) %;3"&6 ~f:$l,
(Who came here?)
(b) %.r&4wso
(What will you eat?)

(c) Z~~:&3b3-i3',
(Where are you going?)
(d) ~\3%!&% 4 3. rfiPo
(When are you going back to Osaka?)

Wh-word An interrogative word which corresponds to English words
such as who, what, where, which, when, why and how. The following are some
examples.
(a) #! (who); % (what); ? Z (where); L1 9 (when); F j L T 1 /I?
(how come I why); ? 5 (how)