1. Do/Did Make Made verbs
Can you (do, did) me a favor?
Can you do me a favor?
My sister is (more/the most) outgoing than me.
My sister is more outgoing than me.
He (was, were) carrying groceries when he fell down.
He was carrying groceries when he fell down.
Last night I _________ (hear) a strange noise outside.
Last night I heard a strange noise outside.
What's she doing? ____ _________ (write).
She's writing.
She is (making, makes) progress.
She is making progress.
They are (more, the most) patient people I know.
They are the most patient people I know.
They (was, were) watching a movie when the alarm went off.
They were watching a movie when the alarm went off.
We ________ (wake) up early this morning.
We woke up early this morning.
What are you doing? ____ _______(walk)
I'm walking.
We always (make, making) sure to do our homework.
He is (funnier, the funniest) teacher at the school.
He is the funniest teacher at the school.
She was making dinner when the fire _______(start).
She was making dinner when the fire started.
We _______ (go) walking last night and _______(see) an owl in a tree.
We went walking last night and saw an owl in a tree.
What are they doing? _____ ______(run)
They're running.
Answer: Yes, I made a list. What is the question?
Did you make a list?
She is quieter than her sister.
(Is,Are) he _____ (drive) to work?
Is he driving to work?
The boy ____ (know) all the answers on the Math test.
The boy knew all the answers on the Math test.
What's he doing? _____ ________(work)
He's working
Answer: Rebecca and her brother do laundry on Sunday. What is the question?
When do they do laundry?
They are ______________ (funny) as their friends.
They are as funny as their friends.
We (was, were) ________ (do) laundry when we _____ (hear) an ambulance.
We were doing laundry when we heard an ambulance
Sally _____ (drive) to work this morning.
Sally drove to work this morning.
What are we doing? ______ ________(study)
We're studying. We are studying.