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YES / NO QUESTIONS (Past)
YES / NO QUESTIONS (Past)
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NOTE: The video below is adapted from this worksheet.
Only the first 16 of the 20 questions are presented. 
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Grammar Worksheet
Yes/No Questions (Past Simple) Write short answers (with pronouns) to the 20 questions below.
Answer Key on Page 2 Level: Elementary to Intermediate Time: Approx 15 minutes Download the PDF file by clicking on the gold
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Grammar Worksheet Yes/No Questions (Past Simple)
12 Past Simple Sentences that students re-write as Yes/No Questions (Past Simple) and Yes/No Answers;2 pages; with ANSWER KEY Level: Beginner to Elementary Time: Approx 20 minutes Download the PDF file by clicking on the gold
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ACTIVITY SUGGESTION
Before giving this worksheet to your students, review and discuss the formation of Yes/No questions. See the past simple page in this site for a printable list of irregular past tense verbs. Consider the possibility of keeping a copy of the questions and answers close at hand over the next several classes, and occasionally asking random students some of these questions! |
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Grammar Quiz
Yes/No Questions (Past Simple) 16 multiple-choice questions; with ANSWER KEY and percentage conversion chart Level: Elementary to Intermediate Time: Approx 15 minutes Download the PDF file by clicking on the gold
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Try the interactive version of the above quiz!
Remember to select 'grayscale' in your computer printer settings to save on color ink!
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Grammar Dictation Yes/No Questions (Past Simple)
20 Yes/No Questions (Past) for listening, writing and speaking practice; 2 pages; with NOTES Whole Class & Pair Work Level: Beginner to Elementary Time: Approx 20 minutes Download the PDF file by clicking on the gold
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ACTIVITY SUGGESTION
Before giving this worksheet to your students, review and discuss the formation of Yes/No questions. See the 'be' verb section in this site for an explanation of when we use 'be' verbs and when we don't use 'be' verbs. Consider the possibility of keeping a copy of the questions and answers close at hand over the next several classes, and occasionally asking random students some of these questions! |
