My sister ________ a magazine.
reads
Roy ______ swimming at the moment.
is
The simple past form of 'wear.'
wore
Phil ______ fix his car tomorrow.
is going to
Gina always tries/tryes to arrive early to school.
tries
Susan is liking her new job. Correct or incorrect?
Incorrect. Susan LIKES her new job.
The students learned/learnt an important lesson yesterday.
a) learned is correct; b) learnt is correct; c) both are correct
Both are correct.
At the weekend, Sophie and I _______ studying for the exam.
are studying
to/ going/ think/ I/ rain/ it's
I think it's going to rain.
Carl doesn't his homework. Correct or incorrect?
Incorrect. Carl doesn't do his homework.
Vince is working/works from home twice a week.
Vince works from home twice a week.
Complete the sentence: Homer (not wash) the dishes last night.
Homer didn't wash the dishes last night.
Phil is going to go to America next year. Correct or incorrect?
Correct
doesn't/ the/ likes/ the/ cat/ the/ cat/ like/ but/ the/ dog/ dog
The dog likes the cat but the cat doesn't like the dog. OR: The dog likes the cat...
My parents watch a movie now. Correct or incorrect?
Incorrect. My parents are watching a movie now.
Give three examples of verbs which have a double consonant in their -ing form. Example, SWIMMING
running, sitting, getting, putting...
Simple past form of 'understand'
understood
They're getting married in July. Correct or incorrect?
Correct
many/ answer/ you/ how/ to/ are/ questions/ going ?
How many questions are you going to answer?
Pronounce the following tongue twister: If three witches watch three watches. Which witch watches which watch?
Well done!
Say two verbs that have the same -ing form as tie - tying.
Die and lie
She lied on the beach when she went on holiday. Correct or incorrect?
Incorrect. She lay on the beach when she went on holiday.