Simple Present
She eat / eats breakfast at 9:00 a.m.
She eats breakfast at 9:00 a.m.
What is the past of walk?
Walked
Complete the question.
_____ you go to work today?
Did you go to work today?
Complete with the verb in ().
She __________ her homework tonight. (do)
She is going to do her homework tonight.
Complete with the adjective in ().
Summer is ________ than winter. (hot)
Summer is hotter than winter.
We read / reads the newspaper every day.
We read the newspaper every day.
What is the past of eat?
Ate
Complete the question.
____ you see your friend last night?
Did you see your friend last night?
Complete with the verb in ().
We __________ dancing tomorrow night. (go)
We are going to go dancing tomorrow night.
Complete with the adjective in ().
My house is ______ than your house. (large)
My house is larger than your house.
Lionel go / goes to work Monday through Friday.
Lionel goes to work Monday through Friday.
What is the past of go?
Went
Complete with the verb in ().
Did you _____ to school last week? (walk)
Did you walk to school last week?
Change to negative.
Daniel is going to run some errands today.
Daniel is not going to run some errands today.
Daniel isn't going to run some errands today.
Complete with the adjective in ().
The red shoes are _____ than the blue shoes. (fancy)
The red shoes are fancier then the blue shoes.
I wake up / wakes up at 6:00 in the morning.
I wake up at 6:00 in the morning
What is the past of buy?
Bought
Change to the negative.
Paulo lived in Mexico last year.
Paulo didn't live in Mexico last year.
Change to negative.
I am going to wash the car next Friday.
I am not going to wash the car next Friday.
I'm not going to wash the car next Friday.
Complete with the adj. in ().
Denver is _____ than Boulder. (interesting)
Denver is more interesting than Boulder.
Donna and I watch / watches T.V. in the evening.
Donna and I watch T.V. in the evening.
What is the past of drive?
Drove
Change to negative.
Rita went to the store yesterday.
Rita didn't go to the store yesterday.
Change to a question.
Mike is going to swim a lot this summer.
Is Mike going to swim a lot this summer?
Complete with the adjective in ().
Watching T.V. is _____ than reading a book. (boring)
Watching T.V. is more boring than reading a book.