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Present Simple Yes/No Questions Scramble

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Unscramble present simple yes/no questions using I, we, you, they.

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Present Simple Yes/No Questions Scramble
 

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Unscramble present simple yes/no questions using I, we, you, they.

by Jimmy Enrique Rodriguez Castro
1

Used to ask about a person's current place of residence.

              
  
  
        
2

Inquires about a shared ability or activity within a group including the speaker.

           
  
     
  
3

Asks about a listener's general preference or taste.

        
  
     
4

Questions the habitual study time of others.

           
  
  
     
5

Requests information about a daily routine of the speaker.

           
  
     
  
6

Asks about a planned or regular group activity on a specific day.

              
  
  
  
  
  
7

Inquires about the listener's frequent reading habits.

           
  
  
  
  
8

Asks about the frequency of travel by others.

        
  
     
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