What is current in your life?

present tense (infinitive)

– something that happens in your life,
reoccurring, at anytime,
with no specific time –

– This is when you talk about something that happens in your life – reoccurs.
– It has no specific time in place. No point (dot) on the time line. It was not yesterday, it is not today, and it will not be tomorrow – not necessarily.
– It could be any time, some time, some point in time – infinitive.
– Use the present tense for questions that contain ‘do’ or ‘usually’.

step one

– Think of some questions in the present tense, using ‘wh‘, ‘how‘, and ‘are, can, do‘ questions.
– Then use your questions to start and keep a conversation going.
– Below are a list of examples you can use, if you are really not able to think of your own.

step two

Re-do the questions – asking and answering – using polite form.

step three

Re-do the questions again using polite form, and question confirmation.

questions

01) What do you like to eat?
02) When is your birthday?
03) Who do you care about?
04) What time do you usually wake up?
05) What time do you usually go to bed?
06) What do you usually do in the morning?
07) How do you spend your time?
08) How often do you exercise?
09) How long do you exercise for?
10) What kind of music do you listen to?
11) [How much time / How long] do you spend on [social media / internet] per day?
12) Where do you like to go on the weekends?
13) Why do you learn English?
14) What kind of things do you read (about)?
15) How many people do you work with?
16) How do you unwind (relax)?
17) Which is more important; walking alone or following the crowd?
18) Where do you like to go on holiday, and what do you like to do?
19) Do you know your zodiac signs?
20) Can you swim?
21) How do you make a living? – (what is your job)

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