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Present Simple Interrogative Exercises

This document provides examples of simple present tense statements and prompts the reader to form interrogative questions from each statement. It contains 3 sections with 15 statements each for which the reader is to form "wh-" questions by changing the statement into a question. For example, the statement "I am hungry" would become the question "Are you hungry?".

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Present Simple Interrogative Exercises

This document provides examples of simple present tense statements and prompts the reader to form interrogative questions from each statement. It contains 3 sections with 15 statements each for which the reader is to form "wh-" questions by changing the statement into a question. For example, the statement "I am hungry" would become the question "Are you hungry?".

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  • Title Page
  • Exercise 1
  • Exercise 2
  • Exercise 3

SIMPLE PRESENT

INTERROGATIVE
Form the questions.
Example: I am hungry. - Are you hungry?

1. Peter goes to the party?


2. His schoolbag is brown.
3. Mary can ski.
4. I meet my friends.
5. The teacher hands out the books.
6. Pat is a clever boy.
7. The monkey takes the banana.
8. Tony is hungry.
9. Tim goes to school.
10. They are at Sarah's party.
11. You like apples.
12. Winter begins in December.
13. They are at home.
14. Tom can play football.
15. His mother speaks Spanish.
Form the questions.
Example: I am hungry. - Are you hungry?

1. He goes to school.
2. She wants an ice cream.
3. We are ready.
4. Lions eat meat.
5. Donald can skate.
6. Tamara likes sweets.
7. The cat is on the chair.
8. Pam wants another T-shirt.
9. Mother irons the shirts.
10. They listen to the teacher.
11. I like black shoes.
12. He can come.
13. It is raining.
14. They talk about stickers.
15. She helps Roger.
Form the questions.
Example: I live in London. - Do you live in London?

1. They can dance.


2. I like reading books.
3. We live in a big city.
4. I play the guitar.
5. They are cool.
6. We are friends.
7. The parrot eats apples.
8. They are Austrian.
9. Brad listens to the radio.
10. Elephants eat grass.
11. I am good at school.
12. They go to school by bus.
13. Henry does his homework.
14. Simon reads comics.
15. Sally has a cat.

SIMPLE PRESENT INTERROGATIVE
Form the questions. Example: I am hungry. - Are you hungry? 1. Peter goes to the party? 2. His schoolbag is brown. 3. Mary ca
Form the questions. Example: I am hungry. - Are you hungry? 1. He goes to school. 2. She wants an ice cream. 3. We are ready.
Form the questions. Example: I live in London. - Do you live in London? 1. They can dance. 2. I like reading books. 3. We liv

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