Simple Present – Present Continuous Questions
PRACTICE MAKES PERFECT

1. – Who do you work with? Who are you working with?
2. – What do you enjoy in the house? What are you enjoying in the house?
3. – When do you go to Fresno? When are you going to Fresno?
4. – Where do you stay on vacation? Where are you staying on vacation?
5. – Why do you call my mom? Why are you calling my mom?
6. – How do you create a new thing? How are you creating a new thing?
Listen

1. – Who do I help in the house? Who am I helping in the house?
2. – What do I do in school? What am I doing in school?
3. – When do I spend my money? When am I spending my money?
4. – Where do I go in the office? Where am I  going in the office?
5. – Why do you call my father? Why are you calling my father?
6. – How do I drive the car? How am I driving the car?
Listen

1. – Who do you work with? Who are you working with?
2. – What do you enjoy at the table? What are you enjoying at the table?
3. – When do you go to the park? When are you going to the park?
4. – Where do you stay on vacation? Where are you staying on vacation?
5. – Why do you read books? Why are you reading books?
6. – How do you write a story? How are you writing a story?
Listen

1. – Who does he take to the store? Who is he taking to the store?
2. – What does he have? What is he having?
3. – When does he wash the car? When is he washing the car?
4. – Where does he work at? Where is he working at?
5. – Why does he eat vegetables? Why is he eating vegetables?
6. – How does he sleep at night? How is he sleeping at night?
Listen

1. – Who does she cook for? Who is she cooking for?
2. – What does she get with the money? What is she getting with the money?
3. – When does she paint? When is she painting?
4. – Where does she exercise? Where is she exercising?
5. – Why does she cry a lot? Why is she crying a lot?
6. – How does she get home? How is she getting home?
Listen

1. – Who does it care for? Who is it caring for?
2. – What does it do? What is it doing?
3. – When does it arrive? When is it arriving?
4. – Where does it stay? Where is it staying?
5. – Why does it get hot? Why is it getting hot?
6. – How does it grow? How is it growing?
Listen

1. – Who do we visit all the time? Who are we visiting all the time?
2. – What do we wash? What are you washing?
3. – When do we go to school? When are we going to school?
4. – Where do we put the food? Where are we putting the food?
5. – Why do we go to the park? Why are we going to the park?
6. – How do we get there? How are we getting there?
Listen

1. – Who do you know? Who are you knowing?
2. – What do you do in the summer? What are you doing in the summer?
3. – When do you clean the house? When are you cleaning the house?
4. – Where do you go to dance? Where are you going to dance?
5. – Why do you listen to music? Why are you listening to music?
6. – How do you love your mom? How are you loving your mom?
Listen
PRACTICE MAKES
PERFECT
The Natural Approach to Learn a Language
The Natural Approach
To Learn a Language
Every child in the world learns their first language the same way!
Adults who want to learn another language, need to repeat the same process. There are three necessary and easy steps to learn a language. Listening, repeating and reading are essential to learn a new language. These steps cannot be ignored. You have to listen to the sounds. They need to be recorded in your mind. You need to repeat them to learn to pronounce them. Even when you do not know what you are listening, repeating and reading, you have to practice for you to learn the flow of the speech. Once you learn the pronunciation of words, you will pronounce them with confidence anytime you encounter them. You will learn a lot of vocabulary in context. The more you practice, the faster you will learn.
Every child in the world learns
their first language the same way!
Adults who want to learn another language, need to repeat the same process. There are three necessary and easy aspects to learn a language. Listening, repeating and reading are essential to learn a new language. These steps cannot be ignored. You have to listen to the sounds. They need to be recorded in your mind. You need to repeat them to learn to pronounce them.