Front

What is the difference between " He is having lunch" and "He has lunch".

Back

"He is having lunch" = Present Continuous (action happening now)

"He has lunch" = Present Simple (regular habit)

Front

Why do we say "it rains" and not "it rain"?

Back

In Present Simple, we add -s to verbs after he/she/it.

Front

Can we use Present Continuous to talk about the future? Give an example.

Back

Yes

Example: I am meeting my friend tomorrow.

Front

Is this sentence correct?

"She didn't went to school".

Back

Incorrect

Should be "She didn't go to school" because "did" already makes it past.

Front

What is the Past tense of "go" and how is it used in a sentence?

Back

A: Went

Example: I went to school yesterday.

Front

How do we form negative sentences in Past Simple?

Back

Subject + did not + base verb

Example: They didn't play football.

Front

What is the short form of will not?

Back

Won't

Front

In which case would you use 'will' instead of 'going to'?

Back

Use will for promises, sudden decisions, or offers.

Example: I will help you!

Front

Which is more certain: "I will study" or "I am going to study"? Why?

Back

"I am going to study" shows a plan = more certain

"Will" is often used for sudden decisions.

Front

Identify the tenses: "She was cooking when her friends arrived." what is "was cooking" and "arrived" here?

Back

"was cooking" (Past Continuous)

"arrived" ( Past Simple)