Present simple
"She usually ________ (wake up) at 7:00 AM."
wakes up
Complete the sentence:
"Look! The children ________ (play) football in the garden."
are playing
What is the past simple form of the irregular verb "go"?
went
In Japan, 98% of the population uses the internet daily.
(No one / Nearly all / Not many)
In Japan, nearly all the population uses the internet daily.
Make this sentence negative:
"They like broccoli."
They don't like broccoli.
Make this sentence negative:
"I am listening to music."
I am not listening to music.
Complete the sentence in past affirmative:
"Yesterday, I ________ (visit) my grandparents."
visited
In Australia, 5% of households own more than three cars.
( Most / Few / All)
In Australia, Few households own more than three cars.
Form a question with these words:
"you / live / where / do ?"
Where do you live?
Form a question:
"doing / are / now ? / you / what"
What are you doing now?
Make this sentence negative:
"She played tennis yesterday."
She didn't play tennis yesterday.
In Mexico, 0% of children start primary school at the age of two.
(No one / Many / A lot of)
In Mexico, No one starts primary school at the age of two.
Find and correct the mistake:
"He don't play tennis on weekends."
He doesn't play tennis on weekends.
Correct the spelling mistake in this -ing form:
"She is writting an email."
writing
Form a question:
"last night / ? / TV / Did / watch / you"
Did you watch TV last night?
In South Korea, 85% of students use smartphones for studying.
(Few / Not many / Most)
In South Korea, Most students use smartphones for studying.
Conjugate the verb "to be" and "to study" for the third person singular (He/She/It) in affirmative sentences.
is / studies
Differentiate the use:
When do we use Present Continuous instead of Present Simple?
Give one key reason.
For actions happening right now / at the moment of speaking, or temporary actions.
Correct the mistake:
"Yesterday, I buyed a new smartphone."
bought
In France, 52% of people enjoy reading books in their free time.
(No one / Many / Nearly all)
In France,Many people enjoy reading books in their free time.