“What” is a pronoun we use to ask about something unknown. It often appears in questions that spark curiosity and naturally reveal our experiences, thoughts, and feelings. Through such questions, we gain a deeper understanding of one another. If a question is the doorway to conversation, then “what” is the key that opens it.
This month, try asking your family questions that begin with “what.” You may uncover things you never knew—and grow a little closer in the process.
- Tip
- Try asking questions that start with “what,” such as:
- What made you feel good today?
- What are you thankful for today?
- What would you like to eat?
- What makes you happy?
- What do you think we have in common?
* After asking, be sure to listen carefully to the answers.