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Simple present Wh-questions and stataments

Wh Questions -  The Simple Present Tense

What are Wh - Question Words?

Form:
Wh question word (what, when...)   +   do / does   +   Subject (I, you, we...)    +  verb    +  others

These wh question words are at the beginning of the sentence. After them, we use auxiary verb and subject.
We don't use yes or no in the answer.


Example Sentences: 

"Where" question asks for the place:

• Where does she live?  --> She lives in NewYork.
• Where do you meet your friends? --> I meet them at the school.

"What" question asks for information about something:

• What do you like eating most?  --> I like eating fruits most.
• What do you read?  --> I read funny books.

"When" question asks for information about time:

• When do you meet your father? --> I meet him at 9.
• When does she come home?  --> She comes home late.

"Who" question asks for information about a person:

• Who do you know here? --> I don't know anybody.
• Who do you like?  --> I like my friend, Tom.

"Why" question asks for information about reason, explanation:

• Why does she cry? --> She lost his toy car.
• Why do we stay here --> It's cheap.

"How" question asks for information about manner, the way to do:

• How do you come here?--> I come here by bus.
• How do they get to work --> by train.

Exercise 1 :  Wh-questions

Exercise 2: Present simple: Wh- questions

Time expressions

 The Simple Present Tense
Time Expressions

every day / week / year / Friday

Example Sentences:

• We go to work every day.
• She plays tennis every week.
• We visit our uncle in London every year.
• They meet at a cafe every Sunday.
• I pay my bills every month.

on Mondays, at the weekend ,etc

Example Sentences:

• I don't work on Sundays.
• My wife cleans the house at the weekend.
• Tom and I play chess on Mondays.

in the afternoons, morning etc.

Example Sentences:

• She gets up late on Monday mornings.
• We have lunch at 2 in the afternoon.
• I try not to eat anything at night.
• Sally doesn't work in the evening.
• He plays tennis in the evening.
• He gets up early in the morning.

in winter / spring, etc.

Example Sentences:

• We wear warm clothes in winter.
• She goes swimming in summer.
• The trees lose their leaves in spring.

Exercise 1: time expressions 

Exercise 2:  time expressions