Write questions in the tenses given in brackets. Decide whether or not to use an auxiliary.
- you/read/that book (Active Voice - Present Perfect Simple)
- he/live/in London (Active Voice - Simple Present)
- what/you/do (Active Voice - will-Future)
- I/hurt/you (Active Voice - Simple Past)
- they/work/in a factory (Active Voice - Simple Present)
- he/help/you (Active Voice - Present Perfect Simple)
- you/be/busy (Active Voice - Simple Present)
- what music/play (Passive Voice - will-Future)
- the sailors/rescue (Passive Voice - Simple Past)
- the tree/cut (Passive Voice - Present Perfect)
- Have you read that book?for Present Perfect we use the auxiliary have
- Does he live in London?does is used as an auxiliary in negative sentences and questions in Simple Present (Active Voice) if the subject is 3rd person singular
- What will you do?will is used as an auxiliary for will-future tenses
- Did I hurt you?did is used as an auxiliary in negative sentences and questions in Simple Past (Active Voice)
- Do they work in a factory?do is used as an auxiliary in negative sentences and questions in Simple Present (Active Voice) if the subject is not 3rd person singular
- Has he helped you?for Present Perfect we use the auxiliary have
3rd person singular = has - Are you busy?If the full verb is a form of the verb be, we do not use an auxiliary. Instead, use the full verb in the tense needed.
- What music will be played?Passive Voice - will-Future: will + be + past participle
- Were the sailors rescued?Passive Voice - Simple Past: was/were + past participle
2nd person and plural = were - Has the tree been cut?Passive Voice - Present Perfect: have/has + been + past participle
3rd person singular = has
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