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WH - QUESTIONS
What
Why
Where
Who

When ‫متى‬
(‫ماذا )لغير العاقل‬

‫لماذا‬
‫أين‬
(‫من )للعاقل‬
‫كيف‬
How
After the question word : what, why, when, who, which and how. After the question word we use

auxiliary verb + subject + main verb

2

EXAMPLES
 When

do

you

( auxiliary verb)

 What

are

( auxiliary verb)

 Why

(subject ‫)الفاعل‬

+

you
(subject ‫ )الفاعل‬+

+

does

( auxiliary verb)

(subject ‫)الفاعل‬

(subject ‫)الفاعل‬

(main verb)

doing ?
+

(main verb)

going home now?
(main verb)

Salma
+

leave?

+

you

are

( auxiliary verb)

 How

+

usually

feel ?
+

(main verb)

 Where

are

you

( auxiliary verb)

 Who

+

are

( auxiliary verb)

+

(main verb)

meet ?

+

(main verb)

you

( auxiliary verb)

go ?

(subject ‫)الفاعل‬

are

+

(main verb)

you ?

( auxiliary verb)

 How

+

going to

(subject ‫)الفاعل‬

When do
 How

(subject ‫)الفاعل‬

you
+

living ?

many books

+

(subject ‫)الفاعل‬

do

( auxiliary verb)

you
+

have ?

(subject ‫)الفاعل‬

THE PRESENT SIMPLE TENSE
 We

use the simple present tense to talk about actions and states in the present that do not usually change.
 Present

Habits
 Ideas
 Opinions
 Feelings
 General Truths and Facts
Frequency Adverbs and Expressions
Seldom, Usually, Sometimes, Twice a year,
Weekly , Every, Always, Often, Rarely, Never

THE PRESENT SIMPLE TENSE
He
Verb
She
It

6

A lion eats meat
Ahmed goes to school by bus
Lila usually watches TV at 8 o'clock

+

S

THE PRESENT SIMPLE TENSE

Verb

I
You
They
We

7

I drink milk daily
They play football every day
Children love chocolate very much.

-s

THE PRESENT SIMPLE TENSE
QUESTION FORMATION
He
Does
She

8

It
Does Salwa get up early ?
Does Henry climb the tree?
Does the cat drink the milk?

+ verb in the infinitive form
(‫)المصدر‬

THE PRESENT SIMPLE TENSE
QUESTION FORMATION
I
Do

You
We

They + verb in the infinitive form
(‫)المصدر‬

Do you play football?
?Do they
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