Grammar (1)
Choose the right option
A: Where are/is he from?
B: France
Where IS he from?
Write full questions:
A: ______________________? (do)
B: I'm a doctor.
What DO YOU DO?
Write full questions:
A: ______________________ (enjoy)?
B: Yes, it's a great job.
A: DO YOU ENJOY IT/YOUR JOB?
What's the opposite of the word in italics?
It's a boring job.
What's the opposite of the word in italics?
It's a long film.
Choose the right option
A: Do you want to go/ going to the cinema later?
B: OK. What time?
A: Do you want to GO to the cinema later?
Write full questions:
A: ___________________? (work)
B: At a hospital, in the north of Rome.
A: WHERE DO YOU WORK?
Put the words in the bold in the correct place in the sentence:
I need to some shopping. to
I need TO do some shopping.
What's the opposite of the word in italics?
He has a big car.
Small
What's the opposite of the word in italics?
I have a new mobile phone.
Old
Choose the right option
A: Do you have a/any tissues?
B: Yes, there are one/some in my bag.
A: Do you have ANY tissues?
B: Yes, there are SOME in my bag.
Choose the right option
A: Do/ does your son like football?
B: He love/ loves watching it.
A: DOES your son like football?
B: He LOVES watching it.
Put the words in the bold in the correct place in the sentence:
I play computer games. hardly ever
I HARDLY EVER play computer games.
What's the opposite of the word in italics?
It's an expensive restaurant.
Cheap
What's the opposite of the word in italics?
I have a busy social life.
Quiet
Choose the right option
A: Are/is you ok?
B: Yes, I'm/ am okay.
A: ARE you ok?
B: Yes, I'M okay.
Choose the right option
A: What you do/do you do at the weekend?
B: I usually stay at home. I don't/ I'm not earn much money.
A: What DO YOU DO at the weekend?
B: I usually stay at home. I DON'T earn much money.
Put the words in the bold in the correct place in the sentence:
Do you have pencil and paper? a
Do you have A pencil and paper?
What's the opposite of the word in italics?
It's the worst place to live in the UK.
Best
What's the opposite of the word in italics?
My brother is tall.
Short.
Choose the right option
A: Do you like play/ playing tennis?
B: Yes, it's/he's great.
A: Do you like PLAYING tennis?
B: Yes, IT'S great.
Choose the right option:
A: Does/is your town big?
B: Not really. There is/are only about 10,000 people.
A: IS your town big?
B: Not really. There ARE only about 10,000 people.
Put the words in the bold in the correct place in the sentence:
She speaks English very well, but she's from the UK. not
She speaks English very well, but she's NOT from the UK.
What's the opposite of the word in italics?
It's in east Paris.
West
What's the opposite of the word in italics?
The floor is clean.
Dirty