Word order in questions
he have power drill? Does a
Does he have a power drill?
can / Where / the van / we / park / ?
Where can we park the van?
I __________ (have) a shower when someone ___________ (knock) on the door.
was having / knocked
I _________ (go) to the gym twice a week.
go
So / Because / Although
I am tired, I am going to school.
Although
to do going What evening? this are you
What are you going to do this evening?
you / were / What / doing / last night / nine o'clock / at / ?
What were you doing at nine o'clock last night?
I ____________ (break) my ankle when I ____________ (run) across the stage.
broke / was running
Listen! The artist _________ (sing).
is singing
The lesson is short
but / so / because
boring.
but
Where she is the moment? at working
Where is she working at the moment?
often / How / you / do / the gym / go to / ?
How often do you go to the gym?
They ___________ (talk) when the artist ______________ (arrive).
were talking / arrived
Marco often ________ (drink) an energy drink in the morning.
drinks
I will come
so / but / because
I have to.
because
did too booze have last night? Why you much
Why did you have too much booze last night?
time / your boss / did / arrive / What / ?
What time did your boss arrive?
She __________ (work) in Japan when they ________ (meet)
was working / met
Look! At the beginning of this scene, the actress is _______________ (enter) the stage from the right.
is entering
This is because you are observing an action that is unfolding at the moment of speaking. The present continuous tense is appropriate when describing ongoing actions that are happening right now.
I was very tired after the show
but / so / because
I went straight to bed.
so
you What music to? are listening
What music are you listening to?
last / go / Where / you / summer / did / ?
Where did you go last summer?
Taylor _________ (sleep) when his husband ____________ (text) her.
was sleeping / texted
My colleague __________ (do) a two-month internship in the UK.
is doing
The stage lights need to be adjusted
but / although / because
they are too dim for the scene.
because