curriculum/challenges/english/blocks/learn-how-to-describe-your-current-project/655b5d955d8b2679be66a4db.md
What is often used to ask for specific information. It can ask about things, actions, or details that someone wants to know. For example:
What time is the meeting? - This asks for the exact time of the meeting.
What do you usually have for lunch? - This asks for details about someone's routine.
So, what helps you get clear answers when you want to know something specific.
What does Sophie want to know from James?
How James is doing.
Sophie is not asking about his personal well-being.
Why James chose his project.
Sophie is not asking the reason he chose this project.
Where James works.
Sophie is not asking where James works.
What James' cybersecurity project is about.
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