Question Words
Present Continuous
Affirmative Sentences
Negatives Sentences
Interrogative Sentences
100

What

Example: What is her name?

100

You / to play

Example: You are playing golf.

100

I / to like

Example: I like strawberries.

100

She / to like

Example: She doesn't like tomatoes.

100
You / to like

Example: Do you like playing video games?

200

Who

Example: Who is the new teacher?

200

She / to study

Example: She is studying for the exam.

200

She / to do

Example: She does her homework before school.

200

He / to do

Example: He doesn't do gymnastics.

200

I / to do

Example: I do karate in my free time.

300

When

Example: When do you have basketball practice?

300

They / to go 

Example: They are going to the museum today.

300

They / to go

Example: They go to the beach every summer.

300

You / to go

Example: You don't go to the cinema very often.

300

He / to go

Example: Does he go to the swimming pool very often?

400

Where

Example: Where is he from?

400

We / to watch

Example: We are watching TV.

400

We / to have

Example: We have basketball practice every Wednesday.

400

I / to have

Example: I haven't got any homework today.

400

She / to have

Example: Has she got any siblings?

500

Why

Example: Why do you like Harry Potter?

500

I / to listen

Example: I am listening to music.

500

I / to be

Example: I am very happy today.

500

They / to be

Example: They aren't going to the park later.

500

She / to be

Example: Is she from Canada?

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