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Forming Questions with Different Verb Tenses Activity

Practice forming questions with various verb tenses and time expressions in a fun partner activity. Improve grammar skills effectively.

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Forming Questions with Different Verb Tenses Activity

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  1. Question Review Chapter 5 Azar Fundamentals of Grammar

  2. Directions: • Work with a classmate. • Look at the cue words (question word, subject, main verb, etc.) at the top of the screen. • Look at the verb tenses and time expressions listed in the middle of the screen. • Make a question in each of the tenses using the cue words & time expression. Add the correct auxiliary verbs! • Click to see if you formed the questions correctly. • Take turns with your partner so that you each get a chance to practice.

  3. Example: what, Diane, eat • Simple present – usually - for breakfast • What does Diane usuallyeatfor breakfast? • Simplepast– yesterday - for breakfast • What didDiane eatfor breakfast yesterday? • Presentprogressive– now • What isDiane eatingnow? • Pastprogressive– last night at 10 p.m. • What wasDiane eatinglast night at 10 p.m? • Presentperfect– since this morning • What hasDiane eatensince this morning? • Futurewithbegoingto– tonight • What isDiane goingtoeattonight? • Futurewithwill– next week • What willDiane eatnext week?

  4. 1 when, you, eat • Simple present – usually - dinner • When do you usuallyeatdinner? • Simplepast– yesterday -dinner • When didyou eatdinner yesterday? • Presentprogressive – today - dinner • When areyou eatingdinner today? • Presentperfect – before - • When haveyou eatenpizzabefore? • Futurewithbegoingto– next • When areyou goingtoeatpizza next? • Futurewithwill– dinner - tomorrow • When willyou eatdinnertomorrow?

  5. 2. where, your friend, go • Simple present – usually – for vacation • Where does your friend usuallygo for vacation? • Simplepast– last year - for vacation • Where didyour friend go for vacation last year? • Presentprogressive– this year - for vacation • Where isyour friend goingthis year? • Pastprogressive– last night at 10 p.m. • Where wasyour friend goinglast night at 10 p.m? • Presentperfect – before – for vacation • Where hasyour friend gonefor vacation before? • Futurewithbegoingto– tomorrow • Where isyour friend goingtogo tomorrow? • Futurewithwill– next week • Where willyour friend go next week?

  6. 3. what classes, you, take • Simple present • What classes do you take? • Simplepast– last semester • What classes didyou take last semester? • Presentprogressive– now • What classes are you takingnow? • Pastprogressive– at this time last year • What classes were you takingat this time last year? • Presentperfect – before • What classes haveyou taken before? • Futurewithbegoingto– next semester • What classes are you goingtotake next semester? • Futurewithwill– next year • What classes willyou take next year?

  7. 4. How often, Larry, drive • Simple present - to Las Vegas • How often does Larry drive to Las Vegas? • Simplepast– to Las Vegas -last year • How often didLarry drive to Las Vegas last year? • Presentperfect – to Las Vegas - since he moved to Arizona • How often has Larry drivento Las Vegas since he moved to Arizona? • Futurewithbegoingto– to Las Vegas - next month • How often is Larry goingtodrive to Las Vegasnext month? • Futurewithwill– to Las Vegas - after he retires • How often willLarry drive to Las Vegas after he retires?

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