Questions
Make the sentence a question:
Her name is Sarah.
Is her name Sarah?
Correct the sentence:
He go to the store every day.
He goes to the store every day.
Correct the sentence:
I am draw the picture.
I am drawing the picture.
Correct the sentence to make it future simple:
She go tomorrow.
She will go tomorrow.
Ask permission using a modal verb:
I want to go to the store.
May I go to the store?
Form the question:
He has two brothers.
Does he have two brothers?
OR
How many brothers does he have?
Correct the sentence:
She play soccer in the afternoon.
She plays soccer in the afternoon.
Correct the sentence:
He am driving to the mall.
He is driving to the mall.
Correct the sentence to make it future simple:
I write an email to her.
I will write an email to her.
Form the negative of the sentence:
He would be a good friend.
He wouldn't be a good friend.
Make the sentence a question:
They go to France in the summer.
Do they go to France in the summer?
Form the negative of the sentence:
They like to ride their bikes.
They don't like to ride their bikes.
Form the negative of the sentence:
We are cooking dinner now.
We aren't cooking dinner now.
Form the negative of the sentence:
I will be at the party next weekend.
I won't be at the party next weekend.
Your friend can't sleep at night. Give them advice and use a modal verb.
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Make the sentence a question:
He did his homework today.
Did he do his homework today?
Introduce yourself in three sentences.
Example: Hello, my name is ____________. I am from ____________. I live in _______________.
Change the sentence to present continuous tense:
She walks to school.
She is walking to school.
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Invite someone to go to the movies with you using a modal verb.
Would you like to go to the movies with me?
OR
Can you go to the movies with me?
OR
Could you go to the movies with me?
Form the question:
They have been living in Rhode Island for six years.
How long have they been living in Rhode Island?
Introduce your friend in three sentences.
Hello, this is my friend ____________. He/she is from _______________. He/she lives in ___________________.
Change the sentence to present continuous tense:
They have been shopping at Walmart.
They are shopping at Walmart.
Talk about your plans for next year in present simple in three sentences.
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Which one is asking permission and which one is stating ability?
May I ride in your car?
Can I ride in your car?
May I ride in your car? (permission)
Can I ride in your car? (ability)