Present tenses
She usually ___ (go) to school by bus.
goes
We ___ (visit) our grandma last weekend.
visited
Cats are ___ (fast) than turtles.
faster
There are ___ people in this room.
too many
I ___ do my homework before dinner.
have to
Look! He ___ (run) to catch the train!
running
She ___ (not/play) football yesterday.
didn’t play
This is the ___ (good) pizza I’ve ever had!
best
You drink ___ coffee. It’s not healthy.
too much
She ___ wear a uniform at school. (It's not necessary)
doesn’t have to
We ___ (not/watch) TV every day.
don’t watch
They ___ (watch) TV when the power went out.
were watching
My house is ___ (big) than yours.
bigger
She’s ___ young to drive a car.
too
___ you ___ go to school on Saturdays?
Do / have to
I can’t talk now. I ___ (do) my homework.
am doing
___ he ___ (do) his homework when you called him?
Was / doing
He is the ___ (bad) student in the class.
worst
There aren’t ___ chairs for everyone.
enough
We ___ be quiet in the library.
have to
He always ___ (wear) black, but today he ___ (wear) red.
wears / is wearing
I ___ (read) a book while she ___ (cook). (Two actions in progress)
was reading / was cooking
Today is ___ (hot) than yesterday, but not the ___ (hot).
hotter / hottest
He ___ (eat) food and now he’s hungry.
did not eat enough
He ___ bring his book today. It's optional.
doesn’t have to