Present Simple
What ___ your shoes made of?
What are your shoes made of?
I like movies. I ______ go to the movie theater.
I like movies. I always/usually/often go to the movie theater.
I am _____ right now! (study)
I am studying right now!
I am _____ __ work tomorrow.
I am going to work tomorrow.
What time do you have lunch?
I have lunch at...
I am waiting __ her.
I am waiting for her.
Do you ever go to the theater?
No, I _______ go to the theater.
No, I never/hardly ever/rarely/seldom go to the theater.
Why is she ______ on the ground? (lie)
Why is she lying on the ground?
She __ ____ __ study with her sister this afternoon.
She is going to study with her sister this afternoon.
What do you do in the morning?
Ex: I study.
What ____ she do?
She __ a teacher!
What does she do?
She is a teacher!
Make a manner-adverbial sentence with these cue words:
He/soccer/good
He plays soccer well.
Are ___ ______ your homework? (finish)
Yes, I __
Are you finishing your homework?
Yes, I am.
__ __ ____ __ work next weekend? (He)
Is he going to work next weekend?
What are you going to do this weekend?
I am going to...
or
I am (...) this weekend.
___ are you angry?
______ I am hungry!
Why are you angry?
Because I am hungry!
Turn this sentence into an manner-adverbial sentence:
They often are fast runners.
They often run fast.
Who __ ______ the class? (leave)
Math __.
Who is leaving the class?
Math is.
____ ____ _____ __ work with us today! (They/not)
They aren't going to work with us today!
How often do you go to the theater?
I *frequency* go to the theater.
or
I go to the theater once/twice/three times a year...
Do you live near here?
Yes! I live __ ____ __ the bank, just _______ the green and the yellow house.
Yes! I live in front of the bank, between the green and the yellow house.
She/hard/usually/work
She usually works hard.
What ___ you ____ this weekend?
I __ ______.
What are you doing this weekend?
I am sleeping.
He/not/go/gym/tomorrow
He isn't going to go to the gym tomorrow.
How does your father/mother cook?
He cooks well/badly.