Prepositions of time
I have English class ___ Monday.
on
I ___ ice cream.
like
She ___ up at 7 a.m. every day.
gets
I ___ go to school on Sundays.
never
I ___ (read) a book now.
am reading
She was born ___ 2005.
in
She ___ playing football.
likes
He ___ breakfast at 8 a.m.
has
He is ___ late for class.
usually
Complete: “She ___ (play) tennis at the moment.”
is playing
Complete: “We usually eat lunch ___ noon.”
at
Make a negative sentence: “I like broccoli.”
I don’t like broccoli.
Make a question: “She brushes her teeth at 7 a.m.”
Does she brush her teeth at 7 a.m.?
Rewrite with an adverb: “I eat breakfast.” → “I ___ eat breakfast.”
I always eat breakfast.
Make a negative: “They are watching TV.”
They aren’t watching TV.
Correct the sentence: “I go to bed on night.”
I go to bed at night.
Ask a question about someone’s hobbies using like.
Do you like swimming?
Write three activities you do in the evening.
I eat dinner, watch TV, and read a book.
Ask a question using “How often…?”
How often do you play football?
Make a question: “He is cooking dinner.”
Is he cooking dinner?
Complete the sentence with the correct prepositions: “My birthday is ___ July, ___ Monday, ___ 6 p.m.”
in July, on Monday, at 6 p.m.
Make a sentence using “like” or “dislike” with a reason why.
I like reading because it is relaxing. / I dislike spinach because it tastes bitter.
Describe your full daily routine in 4-5 sentences.
I get up at 7 a.m. I have breakfast and go to school. I study and play sports. I have dinner and go to bed at 10 p.m.
Write a sentence using “always,” “never,” and the verb “eat” correctly.
I always eat breakfast, but I never eat junk food.
Make a negative sentence and a question using the verb “study” in present continuous.
Negative: I am not studying right now.
Question: Are you studying at the moment?