Talking about when to work out is something we often do. We can use simple questions to ask each other about our workout habits. Let’s look at how to make questions using WH- words for this topic.

WH- Words

1. What - This helps us ask for information.

   • Example: What time do you like to work out?

2. When - This asks about time.

   • Example: When do you usually exercise?

3. Where - This asks about a place.

   • Example: Where do you like to work out?

4. Why - This helps us understand reasons.

   • Example: Why do you like to work out in the morning?

5. How - This asks about the way something is done.

   • Example: How often do you go to the gym?

Vocabulary Related to Working Out

• Morning: The start of the day.
• Afternoon: The middle part of the day.
• Evening: The end part of the day.
• Routine: A regular way of doing things.
• Exercise: Physical activity to stay healthy.

Sample Sentences

• I like to work out in the morning because it makes me feel more energetic.
• What exercises do you do in the evening?
• Do you prefer working out by yourself or with friends?

By practicing these WH- questions and answers, you can get better at talking about fitness and working out!