Question Builder
Make a question:
“you / watching / TV”
“Are you watching TV?”
Question:
Ali is holding a book and reading.
What is Ali doing?
He is reading a book.
Choose the correct sentence:
I brush my teeth every day.
Question:
Correct the sentence:
“Are you watch TV?”
“Are you watching TV?”
A pupil acts drinking water.
Ask a question.
“Are you drinking water?”
Make a question:
“they / learning / English”
“Are they learning English?”
The pupils are using pencils and drawing pictures.
What are they doing?
They are drawing pictures.
Complete the sentence:
She usually ______ to school by bus.
goes
Question:
Correct the sentence:
“He are studying now.”
“He is studying now.”
Question:
A pupil acts reading.
Ask a question.
“Are you reading a book?”
Make a WH-question:
“he / doing / now”
“What is he doing now?”
Siti is wearing sports clothes and running.
What is Siti doing?
She is running.
Question:
Choose the correct sentence:
2. They play badminton every Sunday.
Question:
Correct the sentence:
“They is playing football.”
“They are playing football.”
Question:
A pupil acts dancing.
Ask a question.
“Are you dancing?”
Make a WH-question:
he / wearing / a uniform
Is he wearing a uniform?
Question:
The teacher is talking in front of the class.
What is the teacher doing?
The teacher is teaching.
Fill in the blank:
Ahmad always ______ his homework at night.
does
Correct the sentence:
“I am go to school every day.”
“I go to school every day.”
Question:
A pupil acts writing.
Ask a WH-question.
“What are you writing?”
Make a question:
your parents / working / today
Are your parents working today?
Question:
Your friend is using a computer and typing quickly.
What is your friend doing?
My friend is typing on the computer.
Question:
Correct the sentence:
“She is usually wake up at 6 a.m.”
“She usually wakes up at 6 a.m.”
Question:
Correct the sentence:
“She wearing her uniform now.”
“She is wearing her uniform now.”
Question:
A pupil acts studying in the classroom.
Ask TWO questions.
“Are you studying?”
“Where are you studying?”