Based on your notes, it looks like you're reviewing different aspects of English grammar, particularly the use of tenses in questions and sentences. Here’s a structured breakdown of your notes and some example sentences:
Present Simple
- How do you go to school?
- How many brothers and sisters do you have?
- What time do you go to bed?
- Whose skateboard is this?
- What lessons do you have on Monday?
Present Continuous
- What are you doing?
- The boys are playing football.
- Is mum cooking?
- Maria is wearing a coat today.
- The man in glasses is near the café.
Present Perfect
- Have you done the ironing?
- We haven't had breakfast yet.
- I can't connect to the Wi-Fi because I forgot the password.
- Would you like to read this book? I haven’t read it.
Past Simple
- Yesterday he swam at the bottom of that swimming pool.
- Did you watch an interesting film last week?
- What books did you read last month?
- Where did you go on holiday last year?
- That was my classmate.
Past Continuous
- What were you doing in the morning when I called you?
- She closed the window because some children were playing outside.
- She didn’t hear the doorbell because she was busy with housework.
- She lost her wallet when she was shopping.
- We saw Henry when we were riding a bike to the sports centre.
Future Simple (be going to)
- What are you going to do?
- We are going to play volleyball at the beach.
- Is she going to bake a cake? No, she isn't.
- Arthur is not going to school until he is 18.
- She is going to be rich and famous, I'm sure.
- People are going to shop online.
- We are going to buy a new car. The old one is reliable and nice enough.
With this structured list, you can practice forming sentences in different tenses. This makes it easier for you to prepare for your exams. If you need more practice or have specific questions, feel free to ask!
