Affirmative
"She (like) pizza."
She likes pizza.
Make this sentence negative: "He eats lunch at noon."
He doesn't eat lunch at noon.
Form a yes/no question: "You study English every day."
Do you study English everyday?
Choose the correct verb: "The cat (is/are) small."
The cat is small.
Identify whether the sentence is affirmative, negative, or interrogative: "Do you like ice cream?"
Interrogative
Fill in the blank : "The dog ____ (bark) at the mail carrier every morning."
The dog barks at the mail carrier every morning.
Frame a negative sentence "They (to go) to school by bus."
They don't go to school by bus.
Make a WH-question for this answer (time): "He waters the plants in the morning."
When does he water the plants?
Choose the correct option: "My friends ____ (want/wants) to go to the museum."
My friends want to go to the museum.
Change this affirmative sentence into negative: "She plays the violin."
She doesn't play the violin.
Form a sentence "(they) / play / soccer on Saturdays."
They play soccer on Saturdays.
Change to negative using the short form: "She cooks dinner."
She doesn't cook dinner.
Rewrite as a question "The teacher gives homework."
Does the teacher give homework?
Provide the correct form "The bus (leave) at 7:00."
The bus leaves at 7:00.
Complete with the correct form "_____ (you / know) the answer?"
Do you know the answer?
Choose the correct form: "My brother (watch/watches) cartoons after school." Which is correct and why?
My brother watches cartoons after school.
Correct the error: "He don't like math."
He doesn't like math.
Change the question word to ask for place: "When does Sara practice the piano?".
Where does Sara practice the piano?
Decide which verb is correct and explain briefly: "The students (is/are) responsible for cleaning."
Either the teacher or the students are responsible for cleaning.
Provide three different simple present forms of this idea: "Tom / to help / his sister" (affirmative, negative, question).
Tom helps his sister.
Tom doesn't help his sister.
Does Tom help his sister?
Form an affirmative statement and add an adverb of frequency: "I (to read) books."
I always read books.
Make this sentence negative "Lucy speaks Spanish fluently."
Lucy doesn't speak Spanish fluently.
Form a question in simple present asking about frequency for this sentence: "They visit their grandparents."
How often do they visit their grandparents?
Choose the correct form "All the books (is/are/am) on the shelf."
All the books are on the shelf.
Error hunt: Find and correct all errors in tense, negatives, or agreement in this paragraph:
"Maria go to school. She don't bring her books. Where she studies?"
Maria goes to school.
She doesn't bring her books.
Where does she study?