Daily Routine
Present Simple negative
Present Simple questions and short answers
Possessive adjectives
MIXED
100

Choose the correct option:

I drink / drinks coffee in the morning.

I drink coffee in the morning.

100

Choose the correct option:

I don’t / doesn’t drink coffee.

I don’t drink coffee.

100

Choose the correct option:

Do / Does you like vegetables?

Do you like vegetables?

100

Choose the correct option:

I have a notebook. This is my / your notebook.

This is my notebook.

100

Choose the correct options:

She like / likes  her / their English teacher.

She likes her English teacher.

200

Complete with the correct form:

My brother ______ video games after work. (play)

My brother plays video games after work.

200

Complete with "don’t" or "doesn’t":
My sister ______ eat junk food.

My sister doesn’t eat junk food.

200

Complete the question and the short answer:

______ your sister play the guitar? Yes, she ______.

Does your sister play the guitar? Yes, she does.

200

Complete with possessive adjectives:

He has a tablet. This is ______ tablet.

She has a wallet. This is ______ wallet.

his tablet / her wallet

200

Complete the sentence:

He ______ games on ______ tablet after work. (play / his or her)

He plays games on his tablet after work.

300

Complete with the correct forms:

She ______ housework in the morning and ______ TV in the evening. (do / watch)

She does housework in the morning and watches TV in the evening.

300

Make this sentence negative:

He listens to the radio in the morning.

He doesn’t listen to the radio in the morning.

300

Put the words in order:

your / does / where / friend / work / ?

Where does your friend work?

300

Complete with possessive adjectives:

We have an English teacher. ______ teacher is Anne.

They have a dog. ______ dog is white.

Our teacher / Their dog

300

Make this sentence negative. Then change the possessive adjective to match the new subject:

She drinks her coffee at home. → They…

They don’t drink their coffee at home.

400

Change "I" to "He". Make all the necessary changes:

I get up at seven, have breakfast and go to work.

He gets up at seven, has breakfast and goes to work.

400

Correct both sentences:
1. My brother doesn’t plays tennis.
2. My friends doesn’t go to the gym.

1. My brother doesn’t play tennis.
2. My friends don’t go to the gym.

400

Correct both questions:

1. What time does she goes to bed?

2. How often you watch YouTube?

1. What time does she go to bed?

2. How often do you watch YouTube?

400

Complete with possessive adjectives:

I have a dog. ______ name is Toby. ______ favourite

toy is a ball. My sister walks Toby with ______ friends.

Its name / Its favourite toy / her friends

400

Change the statement into a yes/no question. Then give a negative short answer:

Your brother does his homework in the evening.

Does your brother do his homework in the evening? No, he doesn’t.

500

Make two complete sentences. Use the correct verb forms:
1. my sister / usually / have a shower / the morning

2. my parents / often / do housework / Saturdays

1. My sister usually has a shower in the morning.
2. My parents often do housework on Saturdays.

500

Use the information to write two sentences with "but": 1. Anna: coffee ✗ / tea ✓
2. Leo and Max: video games ✗ / tennis ✓

1. Anna doesn’t drink coffee, but she drinks tea.
2. Leo and Max don’t play video games, but they play tennis.

500

Write a question for each answer. Ask about the information in CAPITAL LETTERS:

1. My brother starts work AT EIGHT O’CLOCK.

2. My parents go shopping ON SATURDAYS.

1. What time does your brother start work?

2. When do your parents go shopping?

500

Complete all four gaps:

Emma and I are sisters. ______ surname is Green. Emma has a tablet. ______ tablet is new. Our parents have a car. ______ car is blue. “Emma, where is ______ tablet?” I ask.

Our / Her / Their / your

500

Read:

Laura has a brother, Ben. Laura drinks coffee. Ben drinks tea. They walk their dog after breakfast. Write: 1. a negative sentence about Ben and coffee; 2. a yes/no question about Laura and coffee; 3. a sentence about their dog, beginning with “They”.

1. Ben doesn’t drink coffee.

2. Does Laura drink coffee?

3. They walk their dog after breakfast.