Verb to be
Complete: I _____ a technician.
am
Complete: I _____ (work) every day.
work
Complete: I am _____ (study) English right now.
I am studying English right now.
Which is more positive: like or love?
Complete: I _____ swim.
can
Complete: She _____ my friend.
is
Complete: He _____ (play) video games at night.
plays
Complete: They _____ watching TV.
They are watching TV.
Complete: I enjoy _____ (watch) movies.
watching
Make this negative: he can cook.
He can't / cannot cook.
Correct the mistake: They is at home.
They are at home.
Make this negative: She works on Saturdays.
She doesn't / does not work on Saturdays.
Make this negative: She is reading.
She isn't / is not reading.
Put in order from least frequent to most frequent: usually, never, always, sometimes
never, sometimes, usually, always
Make a question: She can drive.
Can she drive?
Make this sentence negative: He is tired.
He is not tired / he isn't tired.
Make a question: They study English.
Do they study English?
Make a question: He is eating lunch.
usually / often
Which is correct:
a) He can works
b) He can work
b) He can work
Make a question: You are ready.
Are you ready?
Correct the mistake: Does he works here?
Does he work here?
Correct the mistake: They is playing soccer.
They are playing soccer.
Correct the mistake: I enjoy to play videogames.
I enjoy playing videogames.
Choose the correct sentence:
a) I work right now.
b) I am working right now.
b) I am working right now.