Present simple
I never have Nutella for breakfast.
Who never has Nutella for breakfast?
He is talking to his best friend at the moment.
Who is talking to his best friend at the moment?
They have bought a new car.
Who has bought a new car?
We brought them something to eat.
What did we/ you bring them?
You weren't paying attention!
Who wasn't paying attention?
She is sometimes late for school.
What is she sometimes late for?
I'm listening to my teacher because I want to learn more about the subject.
Why are you/ am I listening to your/ my teacher?
I haven't done my German homework yet.
What haven't you/ I done yet?
Tim left school at two p.m. yesterday.
When did Tim leave school yesterday?
The boys were talking to the girls during lunch break.
What were the boys doing during lunch break?
My dog often sleeps under my bed.
Where does my/ your dog often sleep?
They're calling the police.
Who are they calling?
My father has never been to Scotland.
Where has my/ your father never been?
I saw my grandparents twice last year.
How often did you see your parents last year?
Peter was walking down the street, when he suddenly saw felt a sharp pain in his knees.
What was Peter doing when he suddenly felt a sharp pain in his knees?
My siblings ride their bikes to school every day.
What do my siblings do every day?
Joe and Bill are buying groceries at the shopping mall.
Where are Joe and Bill buying groceries?
Sue has already tidied up her room.
What has Sue (already) done?
They found a wallet three days ago.
Who found a wallet three days ago.
While it was raining outside, the students were happily playing a game of UNO.
When were the students happily playing a game of UNO?
Jake has a nice present for Emma.
Who does Jake have a nice present for?
My mum isn't joking about taking away my computer from me.
What isn't my mum/ is my mum not joking about?
We have never swum in a swimming pool because we are allergic to chlorine.
Why have we/ you never swum in a swimming pool?
Last winter my family and I went to Switzerland for our holiday.
Where did your/ my family and you/ I go to for your/ our holiday last winter?
We were desperately trying to help you.
Who were they/ we desperately trying to help?