Definition of wh-word in English:

wh-word

noundʌbljuːˈeɪtʃwɜːdwɜːrd

Grammar

Any of a class of English words used to introduce questions and relative clauses. The main wh-words are why, who, which, what, where, when, and how.
Example sentencesExamples
- As far as I know, every instance of a double-is construction has a plausible (fully grammatical) alternate with an overt wh-word; but the mapping doesn't always work in the other direction.
- Wh-questions, for example, are analyzed as having the wh-word in situ.
- Haj Ross named this process ‘pied piping’, conjuring an image of the wh-word luring the preposition out of its original position, just as the Pied Piper lured the rats and children out of Hamelin.
- McGreevey's use was just that adjacency to a preposition seems to make the insertion of whom somewhat more likely, presumably because in many cases, the wh-word would really be the object of the preposition.

Definition of wh-word in US English:

wh-word

nounwɜːrd

Grammar

Any of a class of English words used to introduce questions and relative clauses. The main wh-words are why, who, which, what, where, when, and how.
Example sentencesExamples
- McGreevey's use was just that adjacency to a preposition seems to make the insertion of whom somewhat more likely, presumably because in many cases, the wh-word would really be the object of the preposition.
- Wh-questions, for example, are analyzed as having the wh-word in situ.
- Haj Ross named this process ‘pied piping’, conjuring an image of the wh-word luring the preposition out of its original position, just as the Pied Piper lured the rats and children out of Hamelin.
- As far as I know, every instance of a double-is construction has a plausible (fully grammatical) alternate with an overt wh-word; but the mapping doesn't always work in the other direction.

单词	wh-word
释义	Definition of wh-word in English: wh-word noundʌbljuːˈeɪtʃwɜːdwɜːrd Grammar Any of a class of English words used to introduce questions and relative clauses. The main wh-words are why, who, which, what, where, when, and how. Example sentencesExamples As far as I know, every instance of a double-is construction has a plausible (fully grammatical) alternate with an overt wh-word; but the mapping doesn't always work in the other direction. Wh-questions, for example, are analyzed as having the wh-word in situ. Haj Ross named this process ‘pied piping’, conjuring an image of the wh-word luring the preposition out of its original position, just as the Pied Piper lured the rats and children out of Hamelin. McGreevey's use was just that adjacency to a preposition seems to make the insertion of whom somewhat more likely, presumably because in many cases, the wh-word would really be the object of the preposition. Definition of wh-word in US English: wh-word nounwɜːrd Grammar Any of a class of English words used to introduce questions and relative clauses. The main wh-words are why, who, which, what, where, when, and how. Example sentencesExamples McGreevey's use was just that adjacency to a preposition seems to make the insertion of whom somewhat more likely, presumably because in many cases, the wh-word would really be the object of the preposition. Wh-questions, for example, are analyzed as having the wh-word in situ. Haj Ross named this process ‘pied piping’, conjuring an image of the wh-word luring the preposition out of its original position, just as the Pied Piper lured the rats and children out of Hamelin. As far as I know, every instance of a double-is construction has a plausible (fully grammatical) alternate with an overt wh-word; but the mapping doesn't always work in the other direction.
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