Simple present
Which school subject...
a) prefers Jim?
b) does Jim prefer?
DOES JIM PREFER?
A: I don't have enough money.
B: Don't worry, I ____ (pay) your ticket.
will pay -> making decisions at the moment of speaking
Have you ever been to Paris?
a) No, ever
b) No, never
NEVER
CORRECT OR INCORRECT?
She has met her husband 10 years ago.
INCORRECT - She MET her husband ten years ago.
Kelly .... to the cinema on Saturdays.
a) always go
b) is always going
c) always goes
ALWAYS GOES
My plane ____ (leave) at 5 A.M. tomorrow.
leaves -> a schedule/timetable
... football last weekend?
a) Did Henry play
b) Has Henry played
c) Did Henry played
DID HENRY PLAY
CORRECT OR INCORRECT?
He has never been to Paris.
CORRECT
... Millie goes to school on foot.
a) seldom
b) always
c) sometimes
SOMETIMES
Sorry, I can't stay after school today; I _______ (play) tennis with Thomas at 6PM.
'm playing -> Future arrangements / plans
I have been a teacher ... 2008.
a) for
b) since
SINCE
CORRECT OR INCORRECT?
Carry is gone to cut her hair.
INCORRECT
Carry is GOING to cut her hair.
What time ... dinner?
a) does Mary have
b) has Mary got
c) has Mary
DOES MARY HAVE
I ____ (not watch) TV until my science project is finished.
'm not going to watch -> decided to do something when we are talking about intentions/plans
Did you visit Russia last year?
a) No, I never went there.
b) No, I've never been there.
NO, I'VE NEVER BEEN THERE.
CORRECT OR INCORRECT?
My mum were at the home all day.
INCORRECT
My mum was at home all day.
What ... on Sundays?
a) usually does Ken do
b) does Ken usually do?
c) does Ken do usually?
DOES KEN USUALLY DO
Explain: If you do that again, I'll tell Mum.
First conditional: if+present simple, will
Are you going to the supermarket? No, ...
1) I already went
2) I've already been
3) I didn't go
I'VE ALREADY BEEN
CORRECT OR INCORRECT?
I have been a football player since 9 years.
INCORRECT
I have been a teacher FOR 9 years.