He (go) to work by bus every day.
He goes to work by bus every day.
What's the past form of "play"? Can you spell it?
Played.
The verb to be in past is...
was / were
How do you ask for someone's nationality?
Where are you from?
Is this sentence correct? If not, which is the correct form?
Me like coffee.
"I like coffee"
Daniel, David and Robert are siblings.
Daniel ____ to brothers.
He has two brothers.
I got up and ____ breakfast very quickly because I was late.
I got up and had breakfast very quickly because I was late.
They ____ Italian.
They are Italian.
do / live / Where / you / ?
Where do you live?
Choose the word that best fits.
We don't go for/by train.
We don't go by train.
Please, can you stop making noise? I (read) a book.
Please can you stop making noise? I am reading a book.
Yesterday I (go) to the mall. I (buy) lots of clothes.
Yesterday I went to the mall. I bought lots of clothes.
We (be/not) doing anything right now.
We aren't doing anything right now.
you / Where / last weekend / were / ?
Where were you last weekend?
Is the sentence correct? If not, which is the correct form?
That's the car of Anna.
That's Anna's car.
Change the word in brackets so that it's correct.
She is (live) ___ in New York.
She is living in New York.
What (do) you do yesterday?
What did you do yesterday?
(Be) your friends from the UK? No, they (be/not).
Are your friends from the UK? No, they aren't.
Here's your coffee, how ______ sugar do you want in your tea?
Here's your coffee, how much sugar do you want in your coffee?
Is the sentence correct? If not, which is the correct form?
Are there any water in the fridge?
Is there any water in the fridge?
He is a chef, he always (cook)_____ delicious food. But today, he is (try)_____ a new recipe.
He is a chef, he always cooks delicious food. But today, he is trying a new recipe.
She (study) German for three months, but she quit.
She studied German for three months, but she quit.
(Be) it Saturday today? No, it (be/not). It (be) Sunday.
Is it Saturday today? No, it isn't. It's Sunday.
What (be) ___you (go)____ to (do) ____ tomorrow?
What are you going to do tomorrow?
There are five apples on the table over there.
"Can you pass me (that/those/these/this) apples?"
Can you pass me those apples?