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  1. grammarquiz.net › 77628Why . . . you . . . late this morning? - grammarquiz.net

    Why . . . you . . . late this morning? A. do - come B. did - come C. are - coming D. were - coming - Present Perfect Tense Quiz

  2. quizlet.com › 229779417 › u114-escribe-las-preguntas-usando-las-palabras-en-elU11.4 - "Escribe las preguntas usando las palabras en el ... -...

    Why were you late this morning? (late / you / this morning / why?) "The traffic was bad" Was your exam difficult? (difficult/ your exam?) No, it was easy. Where were Sue and Chris last week? (last week / where / Sue and Chris?) They were on holiday. Why were you angry yesterday? (angry / you / yesterday / why?) Because you were late.

  3. forum.wordreference.com › threads › why-did-were-you-lateWhy did/were you late? | WordReference Forums

    1 de ago. de 2020 · Malayalam. Aug 1, 2020. #1. Hi everyone, Kindly see the following sentences. I would like to know whether the following question can be asked as both "Why did" and "Why were." If yes, please tell me that grammar idea. Why did you come late?

  4. www.ingles.com › traductor › why were you late this morningWhy were you late this morning | Traductor inglés español

    Traduce why were you late this morning. Ver traducciones en inglés y español con pronunciaciones de audio, ejemplos y traducciones palabra por palabra.

  5. learnenglishteens.britishcouncil.org › grammar › a1-a2-grammarPrepositions of time | LearnEnglish Teens

    We use many different prepositions for talking about time. Here we are looking at: in, on, at, during and for. We use in, on and at for lots of different times. Here’s a table comparing the uses: in. on. at. Months: in January / in April.

  6. english.stackexchange.com › questions › 25709grammar - How to correctly use the present perfect tense -...

    When you use the present perfect tense you have to be talking about a period of time that you still consider to be going on. For example, if it’s still morning, you can say, "I’ve shaved this morning." If it is afternoon or evening, all of a sudden "I’ve shaved this morning" sounds really weird.