Present Simple
Which sentence is correct?
A) She go to school at 8.
B) She goes to school at 8.
C) She going to school at 8.
B) She goes to school at 8.
Choose the correct sentence:
A) I am study English now.
B) I studying English now.
C) I am studying English now.
C) I am studying English now.
Complete: “Yesterday, I ___ (play) football.”
played
Someone who always helps other people is…?
kind / helpful
Someone who is relaxed and doesn’t get angry easily is…?
chalk / marker
Complete: “My brother ___ ___ (not play) football at school. He prefers basketball.”
doesn't play
Complete: “Look! The students ___ ___ (run) in the playground.”
are running
What is the past of go?
went
Someone who talks a lot is…?
talkative
What is the difference between a desk and a bookcase?
A desk is where you work/write; a bookcase is where you keep books.
Make a question: “Anna watches TV after dinner.”
Does Anna watch TV after dinner?
Choose the correct option: “Tom usually plays / is playing football on Mondays, but today he plays / is playing basketball.”
usually plays / is playing
Make a question: “She watched TV last night.”
Did she watch TV last night?
Someone who doesn’t like meeting new people is…?
shy
Your classmate has a pencil and you don't. What can you say to ask for it?
Can I borrow your pencil, please?
Find and correct the mistake: “I doesn't have lunch at school.”
I don't have lunch at school.
Find and correct two mistakes: “What is you doing? I am wait for my friend.”
What are you doing? I am waiting for my friend.
Complete: “We ___ (not / have) English class yesterday.”
didn’t have
Someone who always wants to win is…?
competitive
Your friend asks: “Can I borrow your ruler?” You want to give it to them. What can you say?
Sure / Of course. Here you are.
Complete the sentence with the correct form: “My parents ___ (not / work) on Sundays, but my dad ___ (play) football with his friends.”
don't work / plays
Complete the dialogue:
- “What ___ your sister ___ (do) now?”
- “She ___ ___ (do) her homework, but she usually ___ (watch) TV
is / doing — is doing — watches
Correct the mistake: “He didn’t went to school yesterday.”
He didn’t go to school yesterday.
Someone who is relaxed and doesn’t get angry easily is…?
calm
You don't understand the exercise and you want the teacher to explain it again. What can you say?
Could you explain it again, please? / Could you repeat that, please?