Present Simple
They _________ (run) to school.
They run to school.
What ________ (she/ do) now?
What is she doing now?
Give an example of one countable noun and one uncountable noun.
Count: egg, apple, pencil, dog...
Uncount: milk, tea, money, homework...
Find the mistake:
"Can't you play chess?"
Can you play chess?
___ there 3 oranges in the fridge?
Are there 3 oranges in the fridge?
He __________ (walk) with his friends in the park.
He walks with his friends in the park.
Luke _______ (study) politics at university.
Luke is studying politics at university.
I went to the store to buy ______ fruit.
I went to the store to buy some fruit.
I ____ happy.
I am happy.
This/ That/ Those/ These
______ is my pencil. (close)
This is my pencil?
I __________ (not sleep) in the morning.
I don't sleep in the morning.
What song ______ (they/ listen) to?
What song are they listening to?
Are there _______ candies left?
Are there any candies left?
This/ That/ Those/ These
Are ______ her bags? (far)
Are those her bags?
We haven't got/ hasn't got black hair.
We haven't got black hair.
She _________ (not help) her mother at home.
She doesn't help her mother at home.
The children _______ (not play) video games. They ______ (watch) TV.
The children aren't playing video games. They are watching TV
_______ money do you need?
How much money do you need?
My brother has got a new phone. _____ phone is expensive.
My brother has got a new phone. His phone is expensive.
My dogs are very big. ______ big dog house is in the garden.
My dogs are very big. Their big dog house is in the garden.
____________ (she/go) to school every day?
Does she go to school every day?
Robert _________ (not answer) the phone right now because he ________ (practise) the piano.
Robert isn't answering the phone right now because he is practising the piano.
Make a question for this answer.
"There are 20 books."
How many books are there?
__________ (Julia) a new computer in her office)
Has Julia got a new computer in her office?
Order the sentence:
students / I / Sara / good / are / and
Sara and I are good students.