1. Present Simple – DO / DOES, Example: you / work / on weekends? → Do you work on weekends?, 1. you / live / in a big city?, 2. you / drink / coffee every morning?, 3. your mother / cook / every day?, 4. you / like / your job?, 5. your best friend / speak / English?, 6. you / watch / Netflix at night?, 7. your partner / work / on Saturdays?, 8. you / go / to the gym?, 9. your father / drive / to work?, 10. you / prefer / tea or coffee?, 11. your family / live / near you?, 12. you / usually / wake up early?, 13. your best friend / have / a pet?, 14. you / spend / a lot of time on your phone?, 15. your partner / like / travelling?, 2. Present Continuous – AM / IS / ARE, Example: you / study / English / now? → Are you studying English now?, 16. you / wear / a T-shirt right now?, 17. your partner / work / today?, 18. you / sit / near a window?, 19. your friends / plan / a holiday?, 20. you / learn / anything new these days?, 21. your family / watch / TV right now?, 22. you / use / your phone at the moment?, 23. your best friend / look for / a new job?, 24. you / read / an interesting book these days?, 25. your city / change / a lot?, 26. you / save / money for something?, 27. your partner / study / anything at the moment?, 28. you / think / about your next holiday?, 29. your friends / travel / this month?, 30. you / work / on any new projects these days?, 3. Past Simple – DID, Example: you / go / out / last night? → Did you go out last night?, 31. you / cook / dinner yesterday?, 32. you / go / anywhere last weekend?, 33. you / see / your friends last week?, 34. you / buy / anything online yesterday?, 35. you / watch / a movie last night?, 36. you / travel / abroad last year?, 37. you / eat / at a restaurant last weekend?, 38. you / wake up / early yesterday?, 39. you / meet / anyone interesting last month?, 40. you / have / a good weekend?, 41. you / speak / English yesterday?, 42. you / spend / a lot of money last weekend?, 43. you / take / any photos yesterday?, 44. you / forget / anything important last week?, 45. you / enjoy / your last holiday?

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