IS/ARE
Complete with the correct form: "There ________ some good news today."
IS
Complete: "Last night, there ________ police officers outside."
were
Write the verb in the correct form: "My brother ________ (study) German on Fridays."
studies
Spell the verb correctly: "We ________ ________ (lie) on the beach right now."
are lying
Choose the correct option: "Hurry up! Everyone (waits / is waiting) for you."
is waiting
Correct the mistake: "Is there any chairs left in the kitchen?"
Complete the question and the short answer: "________ there any water in the bottle?" -> "No, there ________."
Was / wasn't
Ask the question for this answer: "She goes to the cinema twice a week."
How often does she go to the cinema?
Spell the verb correctly: "The chef ________ ________ (travel) around Spain at the moment."
is travelling
Correct the mistake in this mental state sentence: "I am knowing the answer to this question."
I know the answer.
Turn into a negative sentence: "There is some cheese on the plate."
There isn't any cheese on the plate
Translate: "No había mucha gente en el concierto ayer."
There weren't many people at the concert yesterday.
Put the adverb in the correct place: "Does your friend arrive late? (usually)"
Does your friend usually arrive late?
Explain the mistake: "Listen! Your computer is makeing a weird noise.
is making
Translate into English: "Normalmente no hay ratones en el jardín."
There aren't usually any mice in the garden.
Complete with the correct form: "Look under the bed. There ________ a pair of shoes."
IS
What is the mistake here? "Two years ago, there was a lot of old cars here."
there were
Correct the whole sentence: "Our teachers doesn't gives us too much homework."
Our teachers don't give us...
Translate using the negative form: "Ellos no están viniendo a la fiesta ahora mismo."
They aren't coming to the party right now.
Complete with the correct form: "Why ________ you ________ (wear) a coat today? It ________ (not / usually / be) cold in September."
are (you) wearing / isn't usually
Translate the whole sentence: "¿No hay nadie en el colegio?
Translate using the correct structure: "¿Había algún examen importante la semana pasada?"
Was there any important exam last week?
Ask a subject question (without an auxiliary verb) to find out who lives in that house: "Who ________ (live) in that house?"
Who lives in that house?
Choose the correct option and say why: "I (look for / am looking for) my keys. Can you help me?"
am looking for
Translate this mega combo: "Ayer no había ningún problema, pero hoy todo el mundo está teniendo problemas."
Yesterday there weren't any problems, but today everyone is having problems.