Present Simple & Adverbs
Complete: I always ___ (listen) to music.
I always listen to music.
Name one activity a person might be doing right now (answer with only the verb)
Skating, Learning, Playing, Taking
Name the free-time activity: You read illustrated stories.
Reading comics
Use the verb like to say you enjoy swimming.
I like swimming.
Which verb tense is for a daily routine?
Present Simple
True/False: The verb for "she" is "go."
False
The verb for "she" is "goes."
Complete the sentence: I am ___ (learn) to play the guitar.
learning
What activity do people do online to talk to friends?
Using social networking sites or chatting online
Ask a yes/no question about if a friend loves playing football.
Does he love playing football?
Complete the sentence: I play games every day, but today I am ___ (study).
studying
Ask a question using usually about what a friend does on Saturday.
Does your friend usually play computer games on Saturday? (or similar)
Name the time expression used for actions happening at this moment.
Now or Today
What activity involves a board with wheels and can be a competition?
Skateboarding
Fill in the blank with two correct words: She doesn't ___ (like) ___ (work) in the summer.
She doesn't like working in the summer.
Fill in the gaps: She isn't ___ (listen) to music; she studies in the library.
listening
What is the mistake in this sentence: We not often watch films.
We don't often watch films.
Write a sentence saying you are not going camping this year.
I am not going camping this year.
Finish the phrase: I hang out with...
friends
Write a negative sentence saying you do not like running.
I do not like running.
Write a sentence about an action you want to do later, using the Present Simple tense.
I want to go to town later. (or similar sentence using want)
What is the correct word order for this sentence: never / the / internet / they / surf
They never surf the internet.
Form a yes/no question using the Present Continuous for the verb study.
Are you studying for the test now?
Complete the common free-time phrase: taking part in a...
competition
How can you say you are not a fan of computer games without using the words "like" or "dislike"?
I hate computer games (or I can't stand them).
Describe what your parents do not usually pay for, using the Present Simple tense.
They do not pay for my university course. (or similar sentence using do not pay)