PRESENT SIMPLE
She ___ to school every day
a) walk
b) walks
Walks
Complete the sentence:
Yesterday I ___ my keys. (find)
FOUND
Put the words in order:
reads / every night / she
She reads every night.
You want to know a place.
Example: “___ do you live?”
Where
The book is ___ the table.
A) IN
B) ON
ON
Juan ___ a new backpack
A) have
B) has
HAS
Complete the sentence:
Last night we ___ a movie. (watch)
WATCHED
Put the words in order:
play / soccer / we / on Saturdays
Answer: We play soccer on Saturdays.
You want to know a person.
Example: “___ is your teacher?”
The pencil is ___ my pencil case
A) IN
B) ON
IN
We ___ our teacher in the classroom
A) see
B) sees
SEE
Complete the sentence:
She ___ to school yesterday. (walk)
WALKED
Put the words in order:
You / How / are / old / ?
How old are you?
You want to know a thing.
Example: “___ is a ghost?”
What
The fish swims ___ the water.
IN
The teacher ___ at the students
A) look
B) looks
LOOKS
Complete the sentence:
He ___ the door very slowly. (open)
OPENED
Put the words in order:
in / the keys / my bag / are
The keys are in my bag.
You want to know a reason.
Example: “___ are you late?”
Why
We walked ___ the bridge to the park.
A) across
B) through
ACROSS
Explain why this is INCORRECT.
"My friends plays video games every night"
"My friends" is plural (they) so the main VERB doesn't change.
REGULAR VERBS END WITH -ED, -IED (Studied)
IRREGULAR VERBS CHANGE COMPLETELY (Went)
Put the words in order and answer the question aloud
Food / dog / like / do / you / ?
Do you like dog food? / Yes, I do or No, I don't.
HOW MUCH is for uncountable nouns (water)
HOW MANY is for countable nouns (glass of water)
Explain the difference between IN and ON
IN GENERAL
- "In" indicates being inside an enclosed space (in a room, in a car)
- "on" refers to being on top of a surface (on a table, on a wall).