How to use Verb in different kind of Tense- 3

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 आपने Affirmative और Negative Sentences में Tense के विभिन्न रुपों के साथ Verb का सही प्रयोग करना देख चुके हैं । अब आज आप Interrogative Sentences में Tense के विभिन्न रुपों के साथ Verb का सही प्रयोग करना सीखेंगे । तो आईये सीखते हैं कि " How to use Verb in different kind of Tense?"


नीचे दिए गए वाक्यों में पहला वाक्य को समझकर दूसरा वाक्य के खाली स्थान में सही Verb को लिखना है- - 

  1. Do I make a noise?
  2. --  I have tea?
  3. Do we need anything? 
  4. Do we  -- your help? 
  5. Do you play cricket? 
  6. --  you write a letter? 
  7. Does he read English? 
  8. --    he take a tea?
  9. Do they go to school? 
  10. --  they return from Delhi? 
  11. Am I taking a tea?
  12. -- I reading a Nobel ? 
  13. Why aren't we working so hard?
  14. Why  -- we reaching you?
  15. What are you doing this time?
  16. What- - you writing? 
  17. Why is she weeping?
  18. Why- - she working? 
  19. Where are they going? 
  20. Why --  they crying?
  21. How have I finished my work?
  22. Why -- I done your work? 
  23. What haven't we done for you?
  24. Where  --  we tried for you?
  25. Why have you done this work? 
  26. What  -- you brought for me?
  27. What has he done for you? 
  28. How --   he prepared for the examination?
  29. Where have they reached? 
  30. What --  they done there? 
  31. What have I been playing for two hours? 
  32. What ---- I been sleeping for eight hours? 
  33. What have we not been working for two hours? 
  34. What- - we not been taking a exercise for one hour?
  35. Why have you been walking for two hours? 
  36. Where  -- you been living for a week? 
  37. How has he been doing well for two months?
  38. Why --  he been doing so for two hours? 
  39. What have been they writing for four hours? 
  40. How  -- they been staying there for six months?
  41. What didn't I read? 
  42. What  -- I know? 
  43. How didn't we do? 
  44. Where didn't we go?
  45. What did you ask? 
  46. Why did you write a letter?
  47. Why didn't he appear at the examination ?
  48. Why  didn't he -- cricket? 
  49. How did they succeed?
  50. Why  -- they return from Delhi? 
  51. What wasn't I doing?
  52. What  -- I reading? 
  53. Why were we doing your work?
  54. How  -- we reaching you? 
  55. What were you eating? 
  56. How --  you doing your work?
  57. What was he doing?
  58. How  -- he preparing? 
  59. When were they retiring?
  60. Why  --  they crying? 
  61. What had I done for me?
  62. Why  -- I talked to him?
  63. What had we given to you? 
  64. How  -- we solved their problem?
  65. Why had  you drunk wine?
  66. Where had you reached? 
  67. How  had he prepared for his hard time?
  68. Why  --  he fought for his right?
  69. How had they performed their work ?
  70. Why  -- they  returned from market? 
  71. How had I not been playing for two hours. 
  72. Why   --  I been sleeping for eight hours? 
  73. Where had we not been going for two hours?
  74. What  -- we not been doing since morning? 
  75. Why had you been writing a poem for two hours ?
  76. How -- you not been washing your hands since noon?
  77. Where had he been reaching for one hour?
  78. Which book --  he been writing since last year?
  79. Why had they making a noise for one hour?
  80. What  -- they been playing for four hours ?
  81. When shall I wait for you? 
  82. How  -- I go to market? 
  83. When shall we do our work? 
  84. How -- we succeed in the examination?
  85. Why will you not reach there? 
  86. When -- you read English? 
  87. What will he do for getting successin in his life?
  88. How  --  he prepare for the examination? 
  89. When will they reach their home?
  90. How  -- they solve his problem?
  91. Why shall I be progressing? 
  92. How shall I  --  running? 
  93. Why will we be playing cricket? 
  94. How will we be  --     the match? 
  95. Why will you be doing this work? 
  96. Why -- you labouring so hard? 
  97. How will he be reading English. 
  98. What will he be ----  this time?
  99. When will they be learning a lesson? 
  100. How will they  -- progressing? 
  101. Why shall I have told a lie? 
  102. How  --  I have finished your work? 
  103. Why will we have gone there? 
  104. How  -- we have done our work?
  105. When will you have started my project? 
  106. What will you  --  done tomorrow? 
  107. When will he have read English? 
  108. How --  he have done this work? 
  109. Which place will he  -- seen?
  110. What will they have done?
  111. How will they --  reached their home?
  112. Why will I have been doing so? 
  113.  What will I have -- going? 
  114. When shall we have been sleeping? 
  115. How  -- we have been enjoying? 
  116. Where will you have been playing? 
  117. Why will you- -  been singing? 
  118. How will he have been giving?
  119. What  -- he have been playing?
  120. How will they have been doing their work? 
  121. How will they have- -  preparing for the examination?


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