Simple Past tense Wh questions

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Simple Past tense Wh questions

Why is it important to plan your year ahead?


Planning ahead for the next year has some highly important benefits: it contributes to your personal and business growth; it helps you set priorities and focus on them; you get to prevent all sorts of risks and get accustomed with change.

What are they and what are the Wh questions?

A goal refers to an expected outcome that has one or several specific objectives which have to be achieved within a designated time frame. Regarding the time frame, goals can either be long-term goals, or short-term goals. These two basic categories can be further sub-divided:

• lifetime goals: part of long-term goals, these are major goals that have accomplishment dates of ten or more years in the future;

solving, innovation, or some type of improvement;

• capstone goals: key goals that need to be accomplished first before your lifetime goals. Their time frame is between one to ten years.
• foundational goals: short-term goals that can be achieved in less than a year;
• provisional goals: also known as stepping-stone goals, these goals can be accomplished in less than a month.

Remember that goals should relate to accomplishments (therefore the result), not activities.

WH Questions are a group of questions that are characterized by the letters "wh-" in their name at the beginning, except for one of their cases.

S.M.A.R.T. is an acronym and it stands for:

• S - specific: Who? What? When? Where? Why?
• M - measurable: defining quantity,

quality, cost, etc.

• A - achievable: a feasible goal
• R - relevant: important
• T - time-bound: intermediate and final deadlines.

Wh-word + Did + Subject + Verb + complement

An accurate planning process will ensure you always know what your next move will be. This way, you will be prepared to handle change more easily: knowing all the next steps will help anticipating the risks. Also, it’s a great way to monitor your progress.

How

quantity

What are your goals for December? Type them in.
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Accountants

How many books did you read?

What steps do you have to take in order to achieve this goal?

non-accountants

How much water did you drink?

Which

chose

Which teacher did you talk to: Amanda or Lewis?

It is mainly used to make comparisons or make a choice

Why

reason

Type in your SMART goals for May.
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Why did he buy a new TV?

This is the word that we use to know the motive

Where

place

What are your SMART goals for April?
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where did they go ?

the place where something is or is going to happen

What type of goal is it?

When

time

Type in your SMART goals for March.
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When did she arrive?

What

things and actions

Type in the SMART goals for February.
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What did you do?

it is used in cases where there is no need to choose, but rather asks for something in particular

Who

people

Taking into account the areas you will want to focus on, type in the SMART goals for January.
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who did you see in the park that night?

What steps do you have to take in order to achieve this goal? Example: in order to learn tango, you should practice at least 1 hour, three times a week.

you use it to refer you to the subject of prayer, that is, to the person who performs the action

What type of goal is it?