COURSE 2: Questions, Present Progressive and Future Tenses
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In this course, “Questions, Present Progressive and Future Tenses,” you will learn about question words in English and how to form questions in the simple present. Then you will learn how to form the present progressive to express ideas about things that are happening right now. You will look at the differences between the simple present and present progressive. Finally, you will learn how to use “to be going to” and the present progressive to talk about the future and how to use “can” to talk about ability.WEEK 1 - Information Questions Simple Present
We will start this week with question words. You will learn how to ask information questions in the simple present. Information questions are questions where the answer is not "yes" or "no." The answer is some information. For example, “Where are you?” is an information question because the answer is not “yes.” It is, “I’m at school.”
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Question Words
Information Questions BE
Information Questions Simple Present
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Question Words (Practice Exercise)
It's time to practice! Open the document below and complete the practice exercise.Question Words Practice Exercise KEY
Information Questions BE (Practice Exercise)
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BE Verb Information Questions Practice ExerciseBE Verb Information Questions Practice Exercise KEY
Information Questions Simple Present (Practice Exercise)
It's time to practice! Open the document below and complete the practice exercise.
Information Questions Simple Present Practice ExerciseInformation Questions Simple Present Practice Exercise KEY
QUIZ - Information Questions Simple Present
This week, you will learn more about nouns: count nouns and non-count nouns. This will help you ask questions like “How many brothers do you have?” and “How much time do you need?” Then we will look at the present progressive. This is another verb tense in English. The present progressive tells about things that are happening now. You will learn about how to form it and also how to make the negative.
It's time to practice! Open the document below and complete the practice exercise.
Count/Non-Count Nouns Practice ExerciseIt's time to practice! Open the document below and complete the practice exercise.
Present Progressive Practice ExerciseIt's time to practice! Open the document below and complete the practice exercise.
Present Progressive Yes/No Questions Practice ExerciseIt's time to practice! Open the document below and complete the practice exercise.
Using Can & Can’t Practice Exercise
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