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When you want to ask about something specific, you can use the question word what. What is commonly used to talk about things.

You usually put what at the beginning of a question. Then you follow it with the verb to be (like is or are) or other verbs, and then the subject (like you or the team). For example:

• What is your favorite color? – Someone wants to know the color you like most.

• What does this code do? - Someone wants to know the job or result of the code.

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Choose the correct question that Tom is asking Sarah:

Absolutely! They are really fun. What's the team's favorite?

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What do they like the most?

What is the team's favorite color?

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Color is not the answer; Tom is asking about a fun thing the group likes to do.

What time is the game night?

--feedback--

Tom isn't asking when. He wants to know what the group enjoys.

What are you doing later?

--feedback--

Tom is not asking about what Sarah will do later; he is asking about what everyone enjoys together.

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