Question

Oysters take in (a grain of sand). Frame a wh-type question.​

Answer 1

Answer:

what did oysters take in?

Answer 2

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• Oysters take in (a grain of sand).

:→ What do oysters take in ?

What are the basic rules to form a question?

• The first & foremost rule is that we should not change the tense .The tense of question will be the same.
• In the above , the sentence was in present & so is the question formed.
• The helping verb at the beginning of a question is important for communication. 
• Instead of beginning with the subject, questions begin with a helping verb. (Information questions begin with a question word like ‘who’ or ‘what’ and then the helping verb.)
• The subject comes after the helping verb. The main verb follows the subject, and the rest of the sentence follows it.
• Second, questions almost always need a helping verb along with the main verb. (This is also true for negative sentences but not affirmative statements.)

• You can try making various questions through rules given above.