Simple Present affirmative
run / I / everyday
I run everyday
play /Basketball / twice a week/?/they
Do they basketball twice a week?
not/ I / like / apples
I don't like apples
She/text a friend
She is texting a friend
1. Which sentence is correct?
a) She have two brothers.
b) She has two brothers.
c) She having two brothers.
b) She has two brothers.
everyday/she / chocolate/eat /
She eats chocolate everyday
brushes / his/ teeth/ everyday/ ?/he
Does he brushes his teeth everyday?
watch TV/ not /my friend
My friend doesn't watch TV
We/take a photo
We're taking a photo
2. What happens first?
a) You eat breakfast.
b) You wake up.
c) You go to sleep.
b) You wake up.
cook / my mother / usually / in the morning
My mother usually cooks in the moring
Swim / fridays/ you/ on/ ?
Do you swim on Fridays?
not/ like / the dog/ vegetables
The dog doesn't like vegetables
He/listen to music
He is listening to music
3. Choose the word that means the opposite of big.
a) Tall
b) Small
c) Long
b) Small
brush my teeth / I / twice a day
I brush my teeth twice a day
/Listen /to music / in /the /evenings/she?
Does she listens to music in the evenings?
listen/ we/to music/do/not
We don't listen to music
We/read a magazine
We're reading a magazine
4. If it is raining, what should you use?
a) Sunglasses
b) Umbrella
c) Towel
b) Umbrella
play guitar /Jane / finish homework/ after / she /
Jane plays guitar after she finishes her homework
Watch /TV / weekends/they/?/the
Do they watch tv at the weekends?
study/they/not
They don't study
You/download a song
You're downloading a song
5. Read carefully:
Tom has 3 apples. He eats 1 apple. How many apples does Tom have now?
a) 1
b) 2
c) 3
b) 2