Name:______________________________________________________

Simple Present:
We use am/is/are with questions including adjectives (nice/tall/big/etc), nouns (a
student/in Mexico, etc.) or emotions (happy/sad/tired,etc.)
Am= I is= he/she are= we/they
We use do/does with questions including verbs (go/do/eat/like/watch/etc.)
Do= I, you, we
Does= he, she, it

1. Complete the questions with the verb “be” (am/is/are) or “do/does.”

1. _____________________ you a student?

2. _____________________ your teacher tall?
3. _____________________ you like playing videogames?
4. ______________________ your brother go to school on Friday?
5. What _________________ you do on Mondays?
6. Where ____________ your mother from?
7. _______________ you tired?
8. Where ____________ you eat lunch?

2. Match the questions and the answers. Write the letters.

1. Do you like watching movies? _____ a. Yes, she is.
2. Are your friends funny? ____ b. No I´m not.
c. Yes, he does.
3. Are you angry? ____ d. I go to the park.
4. Is Angela tired? ____ e. Yes, they are.
f. She reads a book.
5. Does your brother watch TV? ____
g. Yes, I do.
6. What do you do on Sunday? ____
7. What does your mother do in the morning? _____
3. Now answer the questions about you.
1.- Are you tired today?

_________________________________.

2.- Do you like learning Science?

__________________________________.

3.- What do you do on Saturdays?

___________________________________.

4.- Where´s your mother from?

____________________________________.

5.- Does your best friend like cats?

____________________________________.

4. Circle the correct option.

1. Are your friends nice?
a. Yes, I am. b. No, I don´t. c. Yes, they are.
2. Do you like reading books?
a. No, I´m not. b. Yes, I do. c. Yes, I am.
3. Is your father from Mexico?
a. Yes, he does. b. Yes, he do. c. Yes, he is.
4. Are you tired?
a. Yes, I am. b. Yes, he is. c. Yes, I do.
5. Does your brother play videogames?
a. No, he doesn´t. b. No, he´s not. c. Yes, he is.
6. Are you happy?
a. Yes, I do. b. Yes, she is. c. Yes, I am.

Simple Past:
We use was/were with questions including adjectives (nice/tall/big/etc), nouns (a
student/in Mexico, etc.) or emotions (happy/sad/tired,etc.)
 was= I/He/She/It were= You/We/They
We use did with questions including verbs (go/do/eat/like/watch/etc.)

1. Complete with was/were or did.

1. _________________ you eat pizza yesterday?

2. What ____________ you eat yesterday?
3. _______________ you happy at the party yesterday?
4. _______________ you at home last night?
5. Where ______________ you last night?
6. ____________your sister tired yesterday?
7. ____________ dinosaurs big in the past?
8. What ______________ you do yesterday?

2. Match the questions and the answers.

1. Did you see a movie last night? ____ a. It was good.

2. What did you do yesterday? ____ b. I was at my grandparent´s house.
3. Were you tired last night? ____ c. No, they didn´t.
4. Was your mom sick yesterday? ____ d. Yes, I did.
5. Where were you last night? ____ e. I went to school yesterday.
6. Did your friends visit you yesterday? ___ f. Yes, I was.
7. How was your last vacation? ____ g. No, she wasn´t.

3. Now answer the questions about you.

1.- Where were you last night?

_________________________________.
2.- Was your mom at home yesterday?

__________________________________.

3.- What did you do yesterday?

___________________________________.

4.- Did you see your friends last week?

____________________________________.

5.- Did you play videogames last night?

____________________________________.

4. Circle the correct option.

1. Were you happy yesterday?
b. Yes, I were. b. No, I didn´t. c. Yes, I was.
2. Did you watch a movie last night?
b. No, I wasn´t. b. Yes, I did. c. Yes, I was.
3. Was your father tired yesterday?
b. Yes, he was. b. Yes, he did. c. Yes, he were.
4. Where were you last night?
b. Yes, I was. b. Yes, I did. c. I was at home.
5. Did you play soccer last week?
b. No, he didn´t. b. No, I wasn´t. c. Yes, I did.
6. Where did you go last weekend?
b. Yes, I did. b. I went to the park. c. Yes, I was.