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1 Questions in Present Simple
When do you have lunch? Questions in Present Simple Where? When?

2 Mark & Julie have breakfast
Where do Mark & Julie have breakfast? They have breakfast in the kitchen. When do they have breakfast? They have breakfast at 7 o’clock.

3 Daniel take the bus to school
When does Daniel take the bus to school? He takes the bus to school at half past eight.

4 Amy do her homework When does Amy do her homework?
She does her homework from 3 o’clock to 4 o’clock.

5 little Richard watch TV
When does little Richard watch TV? He watches TV every day.

6 Martin practice the piano
When does Martin practice the piano? He practices the piano at 5 o’clock.

7 Tom & Paul brush their teeth
Where do Tom & Paul brush their teeth? They brush their teeth in the bathroom. When do they brush their teeth? They brush their teeth at quarter past seven.

8 Sally have dinner Where does Sally have dinner?
Sally has dinner in the kitchen / dining room / American kitchen. When does she have dinner? She has dinner at 6 o’clock.

9 children learn Where do children learn? Children learn at school.
When do they learn at school? They learn from eight to one.

10 Liz read Where does Liz read?
She reads in a mobile library ( at the bus stop ). When does she read? She reads when she waits for the bus. (before school or/and after school)

11 these children have lunch
Where do these children have lunch? They have lunch at school ( at the school canteen ). When do they have lunch? They have lunch at 12 / at noon.

12 Kevin play football PARK Where does Kevin play football?
He plays in the park. When does he play? He plays at the weekend. PARK

13 Erica read a book Where does Erica read a book?
She reads a book in bed. When does she read? She reads at quarter past eight ( before going to sleep ).


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