Complete the sentence
My brother usually _____ football after school. (play)
My brother usually plays football after school.
She walk to school every day.
She walks to school every day.
You play tennis. → Ask a yes/no question and answer
Do you play tennis? Yes, I do / NO, I dont
Wow! Even these children _____ in the sea. (swim)
Wow! Even these children are swimming in the sea.
We isn’t watch TV tonight.
We aren’t watching TV tonight.
Lucy is reading an amazing book. → Ask what she is reading
What is Lucy reading?
I often _____ the bus, and I sometimes _____ to school. (take / walk)
I often take the bus, and I sometimes walk to school.
I’m not knowing the answer now. I am needing that
I don’t know the answer now. I need that.
Your dad works in a hospital. → Ask where he works.
Where does your dad work?
Please be quiet! I _____ to hear the teacher. (want)
Please be quiet! I want to hear the teacher.
This is a photo from last summer. We eat ice cream on the beach in this photo.
This is a photo from last summer. We are eating ice cream on the beach in this photo.
Ben is wearing a coat because he is cold. → Ask why he is wearing a coat.
Why is Ben wearing a coat?
We usually _____ with our grandparents, but this week we _____ in a hotel. Look! The waiter _____ our breakfast to our table. (stay / stay / bring)
We usually stay with our grandparents, but this week we are staying in a hotel. Look! The waiter is bringing our breakfast to our table.
“I’m thinking this hotel is lovely. We’re having got a big room.”
“I think this hotel is lovely. We have got a big room.”
Jana usually walks to school, but today she is riding her bike. → Make two questions: ask how she usually gets to school and how she is getting there today.
How does Jana usually get to school? / How is Jana getting to school today?