WH Questions in Simple Present Tense

This video tutorial by Jennifer focuses on forming WH questions in the simple present tense. It covers the structure of these questions, including the use of helping verbs like 'do' and 'does'. The tutorial uses examples related to daily activities, such as drinking coffee and family meal locations, to illustrate how to ask and answer WH questions. It also includes exercises to practice forming and correcting WH questions.

What is the main focus of WH questions in the simple present tense?

• To describe ongoing actions

• To express future plans

• To ask about past events

• To gather information

When does the speaker usually drink coffee?

• Only at night

• All day long

• Only in the evening

• Only in the morning

Why does the speaker drink a lot of coffee?

• Because they are always happy

• Because they are bored

• Because they love the taste

• Because they are sleepy

Where does the speaker's family eat dinner?

• In the garden

• In the kitchen

• In the dining room

• In the living room

Which helping verbs are used to form WH questions with verbs like 'eat' and 'drink'?

• Have and has

• Will and shall

• Do and does

• Is and are

Which of the following is NOT a WH question word?

• Why

• Will

• Where

• When

What is the correct structure for forming WH questions in the simple present?

• Helping verb + question word + main verb + subject

• Question word + helping verb + subject + main verb

• Main verb + subject + question word + helping verb

• Subject + main verb + helping verb + question word

What is the mistake in the question: 'Where does Natasha and Jennifer live?'

• The question word is incorrect

• The subject is incorrect

• The helping verb should be 'do'

• The main verb should have an ending

How many days a week do Jennifer's children go to school?

• Five days

• Six days

• Four days

• Three days

What does Jennifer teach?

• English

• History

• Science

• Mathematics