affirmative
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I ______ (eat) vegetables every day.
eat
They ______ (not like) chocolate cakes.
don’t like
Which question is correct?
a) Do you reading sci-fi books?
b) Do you reads sci-fi books?
c) Do you read sci-fi books?
d) Does you read sci-fi books?
Do you read sci-fi books?
Their parents walks in the park every afternoon.
Their parents WALK in the park every afternoon.
Sort words into two groups: person, child, my brother, car, it, Robert and Amy, you, teeth, elephants, women
1) words that go with a verb ending in -s
2) words that go with the base form of the verb
1) -s group: person, child, my brother, car, it
2) base-form group: Robert and Amy, you, teeth, elephants, women
He ______ (listen) to music every morning.
listens
Jane ______ (not sing) very well.
doesn’t sing
Mary / visit / her grandpa / every summer / ?
Does Mary visit her grandpa every summer?
Harry cookes dinner at 5 o'clock.
Harry COOKS dinner at 5 o'clock.
Match each question to its correct answer.
1. Do they eat lunch at 12?
2. When does Anna go to sleep?
3. Does Harry go to school?
4. Do you like animals?
5. Where do your parents live?
6. Why does he exercise every morning?
A. They live in Rome.
B. No, I don't.
C. At 21:30.
D. Because it's healthy.
E. No, they don't.
F. Yes, he does.
→ Does Harry go to school? — Yes, he does.
→ Why does he exercise every morning? — Because it's healthy.
→ Where do your parents live? — They live in Rome.
→ Do you like animals? — No, I don't.
→ Do they eat lunch at 12? — No, they don't.
→ When does Anna go to sleep? — At 21:30.
Andy's sister ______ (go) to school at 7 o'clock.
You ______ (not tidy) your room every day.
don't tidy
What time / school / finish / on Wednesday / ?
What time does school finish on Wednesday?
These shops don't sells meat.
These shops don't SELL meat.
Which of these verbs are correct?
Our dog ______ (run) fast, but our neighbour's dogs ______ (run) faster.
runs / run
I ______ (not ride) a bike to school and my aunt ______ (not drive) a car to work.
don't ride / doesn't drive
your sister / do / her homework / every evening / ?
Does your sister do her homework every evening?
The cat dosen't sleep at night. Instead, it catchs mice.
The cat DOESN'T sleep at night. Instead, it CATCHES mice.
Sort these verbs by their 3rd person singular ending: -s, -es, or -ies.
Verbs: wash, try, live, teach, stay, fly, hurry, buy, kiss, study, wake up, go, carry, think, relax
→ -s: stays, buys, wakes up, thinks, lives
→ -es: teaches, kisses, washes, goes, relaxes
→ -ies: studies, hurries, tries, carries, flies
Her friend ______ (study) five languages and ______ (play) three musical instruments.
studies / plays
The math teachers ______ (not drink) tea. The English teacher ______ (not drink) coffee.
don't drink / doesn't drink
your sister / do / her homework / every evening / ?
Why do the children arrive late to class every morning?
What does I do? The baby cry every day and I donut know why.
What DO I do? The baby CRIES every day and I DON'T know why.
Scrambled dialogue lines (mix these up for students):
A. No, he hates it. But he does karate.
B. What do you do on Sundays?
C. That's interesting. Is he good at it?
D. I usually play some sports or relax.
E. Does your brother go running with you?
F. Yes, he is. He always wins.
G. I enjoy running and riding a bike.
H. Really? What sports do you like?
B → D → H → G → E → A → C → F
(What do you do on Sundays? → I usually play some sports or relax. → Really? What sports do you like? → I enjoy running and riding a bike. → Does your brother go running with you? → No, he hates it. But he does karate. → That's interesting. Is he good at it? → Yes, he is. He always wins.)