PROMPT 1:
Please create a 12-line dialogue between Miss Lee, a teacher, and Colin, Miss Lee's Primary 1 student. In this dialogue, Miss Lee ask Colin about his classmates, Andrew and Nathan. This dialogue is for illustrating to lower primary students how to ask yes/no questions in Simple Present tense. Some of Miss Lee's questions begin with 'Does' (asking about Andrew or Nathan), and the others begin with 'Do' (asking about both Andrew and Nathan). The verbs to use in the questions consist of 'like', 'play', 'go', and 'eat'. In the dialogue, Colin answers Miss Lee's questions with 'Yes, he does', or 'Yes, they do', or 'No, he doesn't', or 'No, they don't'.
Result 1:
Miss Lee: Colin, does Andrew like apples?
Colin: Yes, he does.
Miss Lee: Do Andrew and Nathan play football?
Colin: No, they don’t.
Miss Lee: Does Nathan go to the library after school?
Colin: No, he doesn’t.
Miss Lee: Do they eat sandwiches for lunch?
Colin: Yes, they do.
Miss Lee: Does Andrew like bananas?
Colin: No, he doesn’t.
Miss Lee: Do they go to the park on weekends?
Colin: Yes, they do.
This dialogue clearly demonstrates yes/no questions in Simple Present tense, alternating between "Does" (singular) and "Do" (plural) while using the verbs like, play, go, and eat. The answers also follow the required short responses. Hope this helps! 😊
PROMPT 2
Please expand the above dialogue with two more exchanges between Miss Lee and Colin, using other verbs.
Result 2
Miss Lee: Colin, does Andrew like apples?
Colin: Yes, he does.
Miss Lee: Do Andrew and Nathan play football?
Colin: No, they don’t.
Miss Lee: Does Nathan go to the library after school?
Colin: No, he doesn’t.
Miss Lee: Do they eat sandwiches for lunch?
Colin: Yes, they do.
Miss Lee: Does Andrew like bananas?
Colin: No, he doesn’t.
Miss Lee: Do they go to the park on weekends?
Colin: Yes, they do.
Miss Lee: Does Nathan help his parents at home?
Colin: Yes, he does.
Miss Lee: Do they watch cartoons in the evening?
Colin: No, they don’t.
PROMPT 3
Please turn the above 14-line dialogue into a blank-filling exercise, blanking out the first word of each of Miss Lee's questions, and the last word in each each of Colin's answers.
Result 3
Miss Lee: ______ Andrew like apples?
Colin: Yes, he ______.
Miss Lee: ______ Andrew and Nathan play football?
Colin: No, they ______.
Miss Lee: ______ Nathan go to the library after school?
Colin: No, he ______.
Miss Lee: ______ they eat sandwiches for lunch?
Colin: Yes, they ______.
Miss Lee: ______ Andrew like bananas?
Colin: No, he ______.
Miss Lee: ______ they go to the park on weekends?
Colin: Yes, they ______.
Miss Lee: ______ Nathan help his parents at home?
Colin: Yes, he ______.
Miss Lee: ______ they watch cartoons in the evening?
Colin: No, they ______.
Answer Key:
(Miss Lee’s blanks: Does, Do, Does, Do, Does, Do, Does, Do)
(Colin’s blanks: does, don’t, doesn’t, do, doesn’t, do, does, don’t)
This exercise reinforces:
✔️ Starting yes/no questions with "Do" or "Does"
✔️ Completing short answers with the correct auxiliary verb
Great for grammar practice in lower primary! 😊
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