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WorksheetsPH2B
Total questions: 19
Worksheet time: 14mins
How often do you sing in the shower?
I do never sing in the shower.
I sang in the shower once in a blue moon.
I sometimes sing in the shower.
I usually sign in the shower.
Have you ever sung at a party?
Yes, I sung many times at a party.
No, I sung never at a party.
Yes, I have usually sung at a party.
No, I have not never sung at a party.
Which verbs do not have "ing form"?
Cut
Feel
Have
Lie
See
Joe: How (a) have you walked today?
Laura: I have walked three kilometers today.
Joe: Have you felt stuffed today?
Laura: No, I (a) stuffed today.
Joe: Was your sister cutting her hair yesterday?
Laura: Yes, (a) .
Joe: Where do you get your hair cut?
Laura: I (a) at Juan's.
Luisa: (a) Genesis have a car?
Maria: Yes, she has a car.
What is the question for this answer?
Juan and Diego have had a house since 2011.
How far has Diego and Juan had a house?
How long does they have a house?
How much time Diego and Juan have a house?
How long have Diego and Juan had a house?
Create the question for the following answer:
She was sleeping on a hammock.
(a)
Create the question for the following answer:
I send letters to my cousin once in a blue moon.
(a)
How far has she run today?
She has ran for 20 minutes today.
She has running for 10 seconds today.
She has run for 2 months today.
She has run 10 meters today.
How often does your sister see my bestie?
Your sister rarely see my bestie.
My sister never see my bestie.
My sister sees your bestie from time to time.
Her sister usually see your bestie.
Have you _______ a famous person these days?
See
Saw
Seing
Seen
Why were you wearing red briefs yesterday?
What kind of clothes has Amilcar worn this week?
Create the question for this answer.
Xochil was lying to Deborah about the final grades.
(a)
Who does Lauren argue about chores with?
Lauren argues about chores to her mom.
Lauren never argue about chores.
Lauren argues about chores with her husband.
Lauren do argues with her mom about chores.
Create a question in third person by using the verb "argue" in past progressive.
