Are you happy to be at home?

Hey, boys and girls! How are you? What are you doing now? Are you glad to stay at home? These questions are for you to work with the verb " to be" in the Present Simple Tense and The Past Simple Tense. Read them, translate and answer. 

You are at home now. You aren't at school. You aren't at the lessons.You aren't busy with your homework. I hope you are not ill. I hope you are OK.

Are you busy with anything interesting? 

What are you busy with?

What were you busy with yesterday?

Were you outside yesterday?

Were you in your room all the time?

Was there anything interesting on?

Were you  in the park or in the yard yesterday?

Was the day frosty?Was the weather cold?

Was it snowy?

Was it boring for you  to stay at home?

Were your friends with you?             

 As for me, I was at work  last Friday. I was at work yesterday, too. It wasn't warm  but quiet in the classroom. I was busy with your copybooks. They were on my desk.             Our English classroom is empty now. It is quite cold in it . There are no pupils in the classroom. There are no snowflakes on the walls, too. There are no Christmas decorations on the door. There are no more winter holidays.