Present Simple Affirmative and Negative
I ___ books every day.
You ___English well.
We ___ in Moscow.
I read books every day
You speak English well.
We live in Moscow.
Make a question
You like ice cream.
They play chess.
We go to the cinema.
Do you like ice cream?
Do they play chess?
Do we go to the cinema?
Answer positively
Do you like tea?
Do you and your sister study French?
Yes, I do
Yes, we do
Same prepositions
I get up ___ 7 o’clock.
We have lunch ___ noon.
She goes to bed ___ night.
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Put the adverb in the correct place
She is tired. (always)
They are late. (often)
I am happy. (usually)
She is always tired.
They are often late.
I am usually happy.
He ___chocolate.
She ___TV in the evening.
The cat ___on the sofa.
He likes/eats/makes/buys chocolate.
She watches TV in the evening.
The cat sleeps/sits/is on the sofa
Make a question
He likes coffee.
She reads books.
My brother studies English.
Does he like coffee?
Does she read books?
Does my brother study English?
Answer negatively
Do you like coffee?
Do they play tennis?
Yes, I do.
Yes, they do.
Same prepositions
My birthday is ___ May.
It often snows ___ winter.
I drink coffee ___ the morning.
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Put the adverb in the correct place
I go to the gym. (often)
She eats meat. (never)
They watch TV. (sometimes)
I often go to the gym.
She never eats meat.
They sometimes watch TV.
Make negative
I like coffee.
You play the piano.
We watch TV.
I do not like coffee. / I don’t like coffee.
You do not play the piano. / You don’t play the piano.
We do not watch TV. / We don’t watch TV.
Make a question with What
You want for lunch.
He wants for his birthday.
What do you want for lunch?
What does he want for his birthday?
Answer positively
Does he like pizza?
Does she read magazines?
Yes, he does.
Yes, she does.
Same prepositions
We have English ___ Monday.
My birthday is ___ 5th June.
I play football ___ Saturdays.
on
I ___ brush my teeth before bed. (100%)
She ___ goes to school by bus. (90%)
They ___ play tennis on weekends. (50%)
Always
Ususally
sometimes
Make negative
He likes tea.
She reads magazines.
It snows in winter.
He does not like tea. / He doesn’t like tea.
She does not read magazines. / She doesn’t read magazines.
It does not snow in winter. / It doesn’t snow in winter.
Correct the mistake
Do he like pizza?
Where you live?
Does he like pizza?
Where do you live?
Correct the mistake
“Yes, I like.”
“No, he doesn’t like.”
"Yes, she does like.”
Yes, I do
No, he doesn’t.
Yes, she does.
Different prepositions
I have breakfast ___ 8 o’clock.
We go to the park ___ Sunday.
My sister was born ___ 2008.
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on
in
Correct the mistake
I often am tired.
He plays always football.
They sometimes are late.
I am often tired.
He always plays football.
They are sometimes late.
Correct the mistake
He don’t like pizza.
She go to school every day.
My parents likes to travel.
He doesn’t like pizza.
She goes to school every day.
My parents like to travel.
Put the words in order
does / when / she / get up / ?
they / do / what / play / ?
When does she get up?
What do they play?
Complete
Do they live in London? — Yes, they ___.
Does she speak English? — No, she ___.
Yes, they do.
No, she doesn’t.
I get up in 6 o’clock.
She was born on May.
We have a lesson at Monday.
I get up at 6 o’clock.
She was born in May.
We have a lesson on Monday.
Make a question with how often
you / go to the gym / ?
He usually plays football.
How often do you go to the gym
How often does he play football?