Missing Words
"What time _______ you usually have lunch on Tuesdays?"
"What time DO you usually have lunch on Tuesdays?"
"Does she study every night?" ➔ Change using: last night
Did she study last night?
"Where did you went last weekend?"
Where did you GO last weekend?
"_______ he go to the gym last night? I didn't see him."
"DID he go to the gym last night? I didn't see him."
"night / she / study / last / did / ?"
Did she study last night?
"I went to the cinema with my friends two days _______."
"I went to the cinema with my friends two days AGO."
"Did you go to the gym last weekend?" ➔ Change using: usually
Do you usually go to the gym?
"She doesn't likes playing football."
She doesn't LIKE playing football.
"I ________ mind doing housework. Actually, I quite like cleaning."
"I DON'T mind doing housework. Actually, I quite like cleaning."
"work / usually / 6:30 / finishes / he / at / ."
He usually finishes work at 6:30.
"We _______ at home yesterday evening because it was raining."
"We STAY / WERE at home yesterday evening because it was raining."
"Is he at the university today?" ➔ Change using: yesterday morning
Was he at the university yesterday morning?
"Was they Italian or Spanish?"
WERE they Italian or Spanish?
"How _______ hours do you sleep when you are stressed?"
"How MANY hours do you sleep when you are stressed?"
"tennis / Saturday / we / play / didn't / last / ."
We didn't play tennis last Saturday.
"A: How often do they study? B: They _______ study. They are very lazy and don't like it."
"A: How often do they study? B: They NEVER / HARDLY EVER / RARELY study. They are very lazy and don't like it."
"What did you do last night?" ➔ Change using: usually on weekends
What do you usually do on weekends?
"He usually finish work at 6:30 p.m."
He usually FINISHES work at 6:30 p.m
"She _______ my sister. She’s my cousin, but we look very similar!"
"She ISN'T my sister. She’s my cousin, but we look very similar!"
"Italian / they / Spanish / or / are / ?"
Are they Italian or Spanish?
"I don't eat pizza every day, just once _______ week."
"I don't eat pizza every day, just once A week."
"We didn't watch a movie yesterday." ➔ Change using: hardly ever
We hardly ever watch a movie.
"I didn't at home yesterday morning."
I WASN'T at home yesterday morning.
"It’s usually very cold and rainy in southern Chile _______ July."
"It’s usually very cold and rainy in southern Chile IN July."
"cinema / ago / two / I / to / went / the / days / ."
I went to the cinema two days ago.