The problem I have is with the phrase "People's Identity" - I don't really include things like "having a sports car" as part of someone's identity. Your identity is your name, age, nationality, race, religion and things like that. I wouldn't include things like "Who can Sharon visit?" under "identity" questions.
Hi,
Thank you for your reply.
If I say 'Who has a sports car in this class? or 'Who has a sports class in the story?' (Imagine we have read one). Aren't we asking for the identity of the agent? Aren't we asking for the person's identity, for the name of the owner?
The same thing with this one, 'Who can Saron visit on Saturdays? She can visit her aunt'. Isn't 'her aunt' the identity of the person she can visit?
Having said that, I'm having trouble coming up with an alternative to suggest. Do you have to have a second half to the title? Can you not simply call it "Present Simple - "Who" Questions"?
There are different titkes on this chapter, they are as follow.
The Simple Present: Questions about Place or Direction
The Simple Present: Questions about Uncountable Quantities
The Simple Present: Questions about Time
etc.
There are about 9 different ones.