What did she do this morning? (FULL SENTENCE)
She ate breakfast.
What does she do every morning? (FULL SENTENCE)
She drinks coffee every morning.
What does she do every morning? (FULL SENTENCE)
She eats breakfast.
What do they never do?
They never take a nap.
What are these?
These are in-line skates.
What does he do every night? (FULL SENTENCE)
He plays video games.
What did he do last night? (FULL SENTENCE)
He talked on the telephone.
What is this?
This is English Class.
Where did she go?
She went to the circus.
Where did they watch TV? (FULL SENTENCE)
They watched TV in the living room.
What is this?
This is Maths Class.
What did she do this morning? (FULL SENTENCE)
She ate breakfast.
Do they always go shopping at the weekend?
Yes, they do./No, they don't.
What did she do this morning? (FULL SENTENCE)
She drank coffee this morning.
What was in the living room? (FULL SENTENCE)
The scooter was in the living room.
Did they go to the beach?
No, they didn't they went to the library.
What was in the garage? (FULL SENTENCE)
The skateboard was in the garage.
What did he do last night? (FULL SENTENCE)
He played video games.
What does he do every weekend?
He plays outside.
Where did he go?
He went to the amusement park.
What does she have every Friday?
She has English class.
What is this?
This is Music Class.
What are these?
These are ice skates.
Where did they eat dinner? (FULL SENTENCE)
They ate dinner in the dining room.