Negate the sentences and ask for the underlined word a) Jack watched a film at home in the evening.
b) We learn English at school.
c) She runs in the jungle.
d) Many children went to the cinema.
e) I wrote an e-mail yesterday.
f) We sing a song in the church.
Negate the sentences and ask for the underlined word a) Jack watched a film at home in the evening.
b) We learn English at school.
c) She runs in the jungle.
d) Many children went to the cinema.
e) I wrote an e-mail yesterday.
f) We sing a song in the church.
Negate the sentences and ask for the underlined word a) Jack watched a film at home in the evening.
b) We learn English at school.
c) She runs in the jungle.
d) Many children went to the cinema.
e) I wrote an e-mail yesterday.
f) We sing a song in the church.
Negate the sentences and ask for the underlined word a) Jack watched a film at home in the evening.
b) We learn English at school.
c) She runs in the jungle.
d) Many children went to the cinema.
e) I wrote an e-mail yesterday.
f) We sing a song in the church.
Negate the sentences and ask for the underlined word a) Jack watched a film at home in the evening.
b) We learn English at school.
c) She runs in the jungle.
d) Many children went to the cinema.
e) I wrote an e-mail yesterday.
f) We sing a song in the church.
a) Jack watched a film at home in the evening.
What did Jack watch at home in the evening?
b) We learn English at school.
Where do you learn English?
c) She runs in the jungle.
Who runs in the jungle?
d) Many children went to the cinema.
Where did many children go?
e) I wrote an e-mail yesterday.
When did you write an e-mail?
f) We sing a song in the church.
What do you sing in church?
