homework0921

Hi Logan! A wonderful Wednesday to you! I hope you had a wonderful holiday too. Thank you for devoting your time in doing your homework and I appreciate your questions, it\'s one way for you to expand your knowledge with the language.  ^ ^

You made five questions of which two are correct, but the rest are in sentences, I guess you got confused along the way. ^ ^ Don\'t worry, learning the language doesn\'t happen overnight, but it takes time, be patient! ^ ^

-Teacher Jedah

1. you/know/this girl (Simple Present)
- Do you know this girl?

>>Correct
 2. who/say/that (Simple Past)
- Who said that?

>>Correct
 3. why/she/want to do this (Simple Present)
- Why she wants to do this?

>>Why does she want to do to this?
 4. he/go home (Present Perfect Simple)
- He has gone home.

>>Has he gone home?
 5. she/come/to our party (will-Future)
- She will come to our party.

>>Will she come to our party?
 6. they/travel/by train (Simple Past)
- They traveled by train.

>>Did they travel by train?
 7. they/buy/the present (Present Perfect Simple)
- They have bought the present.

>>Have they bought the present?
 8. you/sleep (Present Progressive)
- You are sleeping.

>>Are you sleeping?
 9. they/be/there (Simple Past)
- They were there.

>>Were they there?
 10. where/he/be/from (Simple Present)
- Where he was from?

>>Where is he from? 

Hi teacherJedah!

>>Hi Teacher Jedah!

I have two question.

>>I have two questions. 

I knew Be verb inverts like \"Where were you?\".

>>I know \"be\" verbs change their state; like: \"Where were you?\"

But at number 10, It doesn\'t.

>>But at number 10, it doesn\'t. (Note: The be verb in number 10 is \"is\" which is it\'s simple present tense) 

 I confused when should I invert.

>>I\'m confused when to change its\' state or tense. (It depends on when the action happened, but for this activity, it already asked for the tense of verb that you should follow.)

(Maby I knew but I\'m confused when I wanna speak in English suddenly)

>>Maybe I know, but I\'m confused especially when I want to speak English suddenly. (Yes, I guess you know, but you were just a little confuse.)  

And, Are they same \'Present Perfect simple\' and Present Perfect?

>>And, are they the same; \"present perfect simple and present perfect\"? (They are quite the same as both tenses are used to express that an action began in the past and is still going on or has just finished. But there is often a difference in meaning: We use the Present Perfect Simple mainly to express that an action is completed or to emphasise the result. Example: She has written five letters.)

Enjoy yout holiday:)

>>Enjoy your holiday :)