Did You Know?
We ask "who" to learn names!
Asking Questions
We use "who" to ask about people.
Talking About People
We can use "who" to tell about them.
What who Does
Helps us ask names.
Lets us talk about friends.
Can show who does things.
Helps in stories too.
We use it in school.
It makes our talk fun!
More About who
Who is a word we use all the time. It helps us ask about people we see. We can ask "Who is that?" when we see a new face. This word is small but very strong!
When we talk with friends, we use "who" to share names. It helps us know each other better. We can say, "Who is your best friend?" to learn more.
In the future, we will keep using "who." It will help us make new friends and learn new things. So, always remember this little word!
How Topics Connect
graph TD
A["Who (pronoun)"] --> B["Interrogative or relative pronoun"]
A --> C["World Health Organization"]
C --> D["Specialized agency of the United Nations"]
D --> E["Focus on public health"]
What Do These Words Mean?
interrogative pronoun:a word used to ask questions
relative pronoun:a word that connects a clause to a noun
specialized agency:an organization focused on a specific area
public health:the health of the population as a whole
United Nations:an international organization for countries to work together
