simple present questions
Object pronouns
vocabulary
would
Bonus
100

Make a question: She plays tennis on weekends

Does she play tennis on weekends?

100

Replace the object: “I see John.” ?

I see him

100

Type of show where people compete for prizes.

Game show

100

Answer the question“Would you like to go out?”

Answer: Yes, I’d love to

100

Correct this sentence: “I would to eat pizza.”

I would eat pizza.

200

Make a question: They study English every day

Do they study English every day?

200

Replace the object: “We love our teacher.”  ?

We love her.

200

Show about real people’s lives.

Reality show

200

Choose the correct option: “Would you ___ to go out tonight?” (like / to like)

Would you like to go out tonight?

200

Make a question: “He likes music.”

Does he like music?

300

Correct this question: Do she likes coffee?

Does she like coffee?

300

Complete: “She helps ____ every day.” (we)

She helps us every day.

300

Show with interviews and famous guests.

Talk show

300

Correct: “She’d would to visit London someday.”

She’d like to visit London someday.

300

“Would you like to watch a ____?” (talk show / soap opera / reality show)

 Any correct show type.

400

Question for this answer: “Yes, he does. He works at a bank.”

Does he work at a bank?

400

Correct this sentence: “I call she every morning.”

I call her every morning.

400

A drama on TV that continues every day or week.

Soap opera

400

Fill in the blank: “I’d prefer ___ stay home than go out.”

I’d prefer to stay home than go out.”

400

“They enjoy listening to ___ in their free time.”

Music

500

Create a question for: “No, they don’t. They live in Mexico City.”

Do they live in...?

500

Replace all nouns: “Tom and I help Mary and Peter.”

We help them.

500

General word for movies, TV, and music.

Entertaiment

500

Decide if it’s correct or incorrect: “We would like to watch a movie.”

✅ Correct — It follows the pattern would + like + to + verb.

500

Elaborate a question using would

T decide if the answer is correct

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