Present Tenses
Every morning, she drinks coffee.
What does she drink every morning?
How often does she drink coffe?
Yes, I am studying right now.
What did they do last weekend?
She has already eaten dinner.
What has she already done?
You should drink more water.
What should I do?
I am meeting my friends at 7 PM tonight.
When are you meeting your friends tonight?
Who are you meeting at 7pm tonight?
Yes, I am studying right now.
Are you studying right now?
Yes, I was watching TV when you called.
Were you watching TV when I called?
Yes, they have visited Paris three times.
Have they visited Paris several times?
Yes, you can borrow my pen.
Can I borrow your pen?
Yes, they are going to travel to Spain next summer.
Are they going to travel to Spain next summer?
They usually play football on Saturdays.
What do they usually do on Saturdays?
When do they play football?
How often do they play football?
He used to play the piano when he was a child.
What did he use to play when he was a child?
He had left before the movie started.
What had he done before the movie started?
They must finish the project by Friday.
When must they finish the project?
The concert will start in an hour.
When will the concert start?
What time will the concert start?
No, he doesn’t like vegetables.
Does he like vegetables?
No, she didn’t finish her homework yesterday.
Did she finish her homework yesterday?
No, I haven’t seen that movie yet.
Have you seen that movie yet?
Would you mind helping me with my homework?
No, she isn’t attending the conference tomorrow.
Is she attending the conference tomorrow?
She is reading a book in the living room.
Where is she reading a book?
The train arrived at 8 PM last night.
When did the train arrive last night?
What time did the train arrive last night?
By the time we arrived, the party had already ended.
What had happened by the time you arrived?
He might come to the party later.
Who might come to the party later?
We are going to bake a cake this afternoon.
What are you going to bake this afternoon?