The document provides examples of questions and responses for practicing verb tenses and forms in English related to time, location, ability and possession. It addresses questions about days, months, locations, abilities and possession in both the past and present tense. It also includes examples of questions and responses about child prodigies, vocabulary words, and homophones.
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Where were you yesterday was - were - can - could
1. Where were you yesterday?
Belinda Baardsen, American Ex Pat, Saudi Arabia 2012
2. Was/were,
can/could
Past
Present
What day was it yesterday?
What day is it today?
It was ___________.
It’s _________.
What month was it last month?
What month is it now?
It was _______.
It’s ________.
Where were you yesterday?
Where are you now?
I was in/at _________.
I’m in/at ______.
Were you in England in 2011?
Are you in England?
_____, I was.
____, I am.
_____, I wasn’t.
____, I’m not.
Could you swim when you were
Can you swim?
five?
______, I can.
______, I could.
______, No, I can’t.
______, I couldn’t.
3. What day is it today?
It’s
___________________
_.
12. Were you in England in
2008?
_____, I was.
______, I
wasn’t.
13. Could you swim when
Past
you were five? Present
A 26 year old young man
swimming in a pool
today.
5 year old trying to
swim under water
twenty years ago. _____, I could.
___________, I couldn’t.
14. Could your classmate speak English
when she was seven?
Yes, ________ could.
No, ________ couldn’t.
15. Where were you?
…at eight
Where were you o’clock this
…. ? morning.
16. Where were you?
Where were
you …?
At half past six
yesterday
evening?
17. Where were you?
Where were you
at…?
Two o’clock this
morning.
23. How old was he when he
could..?
1. Where were you born?
2. When were you born?
3. How old were you when you could…?
…read?
…speak a foreign
language?
24. How old was he when he
could..?
…swim?
…..use a computer?
…..walk?
26. What does investment mean?
in·vest·ment
/ɪnˈvɛst mənt/
noun
The investing of
money or capital
in order to gain
profitable returns,
as interest,
income, or
appreciation in
value.