Grammar: Present & Past
My brother usually drives to work, but today he ___ his bike. (ride)
is riding
You ___ eat too much junk food. (advice)
Shouldn't
I went to the ___ to buy a new pair of shoes.
shopping / mall
My grandmother gave me beautiful ___ for my birthday. (goes on the neck, shines)
jewlery
How ___ sugar do you put in your coffee?
much
She ___ to the gym every morning. (go)
goes
How often ___ you clean your room?
do
After work, I like to eat ice ___.
cream
I’m learning how to code using a computer ___.
program
I can’t believe that people ___ me to hike with them! (give me money)
pay
They ___ dinner when I arrived. (eat)
were eating
He ___ speak English very well. (ability)
can
My favorite ___ is gummy bears.
sweet
He enjoys ___ photos of nature. (verb)
taking
There ___ a table and two chairs in my favorite room.
is
I ___ strawberries. They’re my favorite fruit. (LIKE)
like
You ___ finish the report before 5 p.m. (obligation)
have to
I need new ___ for my bedroom: a bed and a table.
furniture
She wants to turn her hobby into a ___. (professional company)
business
You need to ___ your time if you want to be successful.
organize
When I was a child, I ___ to the beach every summer. (go)
went
She ___ go to the doctor. She looks sick. (recommendation)
should
I went on an ___ trip to climb a mountain.
adventure
He’s good at making things with wood — his hobby is ___.
carpentry / woodworking
Complete: “If you want to start this hobby, you ___ buy some equipment first.”
have to / should