1. ask special questions: 1) the twins were born in june. ( 2) we had a great time in disneyland. ( 3) mr. b; ack can play chess very well. ( 4) the salas is not fresh. ( 5) my wife prefers juice to tea. ( 6) tom orders japanese food every friday 7) i meet a lot of people at work. ( 8) they will have lunch at home. ( 9) the film has just started. (what 2. ask alternative questions: 1) he will study french in canada.(or german) 2) they are football fans.(or hockey) 3) i have made an apple-pie.(or a banana cake) 4) ann boughtt a nice dress yesterday(or a skirt) 5) they must pay for the taxi.(or the lunch) 6) the post-office opens at 9(or at 8)

1) when were the twins born? 2) where did we have a great time? 3) how can mr.black play chess? 4) why isn't the salas fresh? 5) who prefers juice to tea? 6) what does tom order every friday? 7) where do you meet a lot of people? 8) where will they have lunch? 9) what film has just started? 1) he will study french in canada.(or german)will he study french or german in canada? 2) they are football fans.(or hockey)are they football or hockey fans? 3) i have made an apple-pie.(or a banana cake)have you made an apple-pie or banana cake? 4) ann boughtt a nice dress yesterday(or a skirt)did ann buy a nice dress or a skirt yesterday? 5) they must pay for the taxi.(or the lunch)must they pay for the taxi or lunch? 6) the post-office opens at 9(or at 8) does the post-office open at 9 or 8?

1)Going, finishing, jumping, counting, living, beginning, calling, having, getting, skiing, swimming, eating, visiting, watching, planning, happening, protecting, building, painting.

Present continuous: Is/are/am + Ving

2)

The girl is reading a book

The boy in the pool is swimming

The children are watching TV-set

James is driving to his daughter

Liz is taking a shower

We are planning Our trip

Look! She is crying!

Granny is cooking something tasty

I am submitting my report

My sister is washing up

Lily is finding a Christmas present

We are skating in the park

Nancy is painting her bathroom

John and Tim are brushing their teeth

The children are running in the yard

The simple past, past simple or past indefinite, sometimes called the preterite, is the basic form of the past tense in Modern English. It is used principally to describe events in the past, although it also has some other uses. Regular English verbs form the simple past in -ed; however, there are a few hundred irregular verbs with different forms.

The term "simple" is used to distinguish the syntactical construction whose basic form uses the plain past tense alone, from other past tense constructions which use auxiliaries in combination with participles, such as the past perfect and past progressive.