Please create a pdf on mixed speaking questions not funny and not illo

Please create a pdf on mixed speaking questions (not funny and not illogical) on present simple and present continuous tense with it's answers for 3rd grade ESL student.Also add formula for sentence construction along with question and answer.Create pdf

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Present Tense Speaking Questions Grade3
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Formula Reference Card (full page)

Present Simple: positive, negative, yes/no question, and Wh- question formulas with examples
Present Continuous: same four formula types with examples

Part 1 - Present Simple (Q1-Q10) Each question has:

A formula reminder at the top
A realistic, age-appropriate question (daily routines, school life, family)
A model answer students can check against

Sample questions:

What time do you wake up every morning? - "I wake up at seven o'clock every morning."
Do you walk to school or come by bus?
What do you do after school?

Part 2 - Present Continuous (Q11-Q20) Same structure, focused on "right now / at this moment" actions:

What are you doing right now? - "I am answering the teacher's questions right now."
Is the teacher writing on the board at this moment?
What are you wearing to school today?

Quick Comparison Table

Side-by-side: uses, formulas, key time words, and example sentences for both tenses

Student Tip Box

A simple decision rule: "Is it every day? → Present Simple. Is it right now? → Present Continuous."

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Here are all 5 pages of the PDF as images:

Page 1 - Cover & Introduction

Page 2 - Formula Reference Card

Page 3 - Present Simple Questions (Q1-Q10)

Page 4 - Present Continuous Questions (Q11-Q20)

Page 5 - Comparison Table & Student Tip

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