Who What Where When Why.

Okay so with sentences with the questioning words.

when Somebody say "who do you think you are" obviously its a rhetorical question.(Also I'm betting this person is very mad) but if you think about it and had you answered, and your name was Justin Finch-Fletchley then you'd obviously say "I think I am Justin Finch-Fletchley" Of course it is a Rhetorical question and you wouldn't state your name.even If it was who you thought you were. So sometimes the five W's aren't really questions. Well, they are but questions that need no answer. But my point being questions here we won't get into the whole whether or not it will count as a question even if it is a rhetorical question which makes it a type of question THING right now.

So If someone said "Do you know what this is" (once again in this scenario they are angry) you dont say yes or no. you'd say "It's a piece of pie" But if you do say Yes or no then the person asking the question , that wouldn't have been what they meant. so people need to say what they mean. so the questioner should say "what is this"  instead of "do you know what this is" I find this particular one to be a reoccurring bruise on the body of grammar. And people insist on using words incorrectly. It's sad sometimes.so my point should be that people should use things more correctly and learn what they are saying before you actually say it. GRAB A DICTIONARY THERE'sNOTHING WRONG WITH READING IT

~Fingers to keys, Bad grammar to the  Word Hospital
Hannah