Present Simple
She ____ (eat) breakfast at 7 a.m. every day.
eats
There isn’t ____ milk in the fridge, but I saw ____ bottle of juice.
any/a
She ____ (read) a book now.
a) read
b) is reading
is reading
Which sentence is correct?
a) She reads a book right now.
b) She is reading a book right now.
She is reading a book right now.
Which is correct:
a) This book is more interesting than that one.
b) This book is interestinger than that one.
This book is more interesting than that one.
They ____ (not / watch) TV in the evening.
do not watch / don't watch
We don’t have ____ sugar left, so I will buy ____ tomorrow.
any / some
They ____ (not / play) football at the moment.
are not playing / aren't playing
Which is correct:
a) The children are playing outside every afternoon.
b) The children play outside every afternoon.
The children play outside every afternoon.
Correct a mistake:
They has to complete the project by Friday.
They have to complete the project by Friday.
____ he ____ (like) playing football?
Does he like
Make a question: Do you have ____ bread?
any
Make negative:
I am cooking dinner. → I ____ ____ dinner.
am not cooking
Correct a mistake:
She is knowing the answer to the question.
She knows the answer to the question.
Make a question using "have to":
You / attend the meeting today.
Do you have to attend the meeting today?
Make negative:
He works in a hospital. → He ____ ____ in a hospital.
does not work / doesn't work
There are much chairs in the room.
There are many chairs in the room.
____ he ____ (write) an email right now?
Is he writing
He ____ (play) football on Sundays, but right now he ____ (not / play) because he is ill.
plays / is not playing
Make negative:
He has to go to the doctor. → He ____ ____ go to the doctor.
does not have to / doesn't have to
Correct a mistake:
The children plays outside every afternoon.
The children play outside every afternoon.
I bought ____ oranges and ____ bananas from the market, but I didn’t buy ____ strawberries because they were too expensive.
some / some / any
Make a sentence
right now / study/ She / for her exams / .
She is studying for her exams right now.
Every day, she ____ (go) to work by bus, but today she ____ (drive) her car because her bus is late.
goes / is driving
Form a question comparing two cities:
New York / large/ / Los Angeles
Is / New York / larger / than / Los Angeles?