You can ask your tutor or language partner to do this with you (just the first three minutes, then he switches to Japanese): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bJV6uvq0JM0 You can ask your tutor to make a sentence that makes it easier to ask WH-questions, like "Yesterday I saw Tim using a knife very carefully in his kitchen." Q: When did I see Tim using a knife? A: Yesterday. Q: Where did I see Tim using a knife? A: In his kitchen. Q: Who was using a knife? A: Tim. Q: Who did I see using a knife? A: Tim. Q: Who saw Tim using a knife? A: I did. Q: What was Tim using? A: A knife. Q: How was Tim using the knife? A: Very carefully. If you want to practice answering the questions, your teacher would make up the questions, and you answer. If learning to create the questions is your goal, your teacher can make the original sentence, and you can try to ask the teacher these kinds of questions. I think this kind of drilling could be very helpful!

You can search the internet for images of - "Q chart" This will help to give you a framework for forming good questions. Hope this helps

If you know how to make Yes or No questions , then the Wh questions will be easier for you . Cuz they have the same forms and the olny thing you will just need to add at the beginning is " What : use it when you are asking about things or actions . When : for times Where : for places And the others .