Present Simple & Continuous
She go to school every day.
She goes to school every day.
Fill in: Yesterday, we ___ (watch) a film.
Yesterday, we watched a milk.
Fill in: A lion is ___ (big) than a cat.
A lion is bigger than a cat.
Fill in: We go swimming ___ Saturday.
We go swimming on Saturday.
Complete: You ___ (must / mustn’t) wash your hands before dinner.
You must wash your hands before dinner.
Make a negative: They are playing football.
They aren't playing football.
Make negative: She was at the park.
She was not at the park.
Complete: This is the ___ (good) day ever!
This is the best day ever!
Fill in: My birthday is ___ March.
My birthday is in March.
Complete: You ___ (must / mustn’t) run in the classroom.
You mustn't run in the classroom.
Choose: I ___ (am / is / are) reading a book.
Correct or incorrect: They goed home.
They went home.
Correct or incorrect: My house is expensiver than yours.
My house is more expensive than yours.
Fill in: Let’s meet ___ 5 o’clock.
Let's meet at 5 o'clock.
Make an imperative: wait / here
Wait here!
Make a question: He plays guitar.
Does he play guitar?
Make a question: He visited his grandma.
Did he visit his grandma?
Fill in: She is the ___ (happy) in the class.
She is the happiest in the class.
Complete: He moved to China two years __.
He moved to China two years ago.
Fill in: Can I ___ your pen?
Can I use your pen?
Rewrite this sentence using the present continuous: She usually eats lunch at 12.
She is eating lunch now.
Make a sentence: they / not have / dinner / last night
They did not have dinner last night.
Compare: winter / summer / cold (use comparative & superlative).
Winter is colder than summer.
Winter is the coldest season.
Complete with the right preposition: She was born ___ 2005, ___ July 10th, ___ 7 a.m.
She was born in 2005, on July 10th at 7 a.m.
Give one rule with must and one with mustn’t for the classroom. (Listen) (Talk)
You must listen to each other.
You mustn't talk to over your classmates.