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simple present
simple present negative
simple past
Present or past?
Present or past?
100

He (to play) hockey.

plays

100
Change into the negative: I am tall.
I am not tall.
100

Make negative: They built a house

They didn't build a house

100

Joanne ............. (not be) happy last week! 

was not / wasn't 

100

What ................. (you / do) yesterday? 

Did you do

200

We (to be) students at GGP.

are

200
Change into the negative: Karl and Jim watch tv.
Karl and Jim don't watch tv.
200
Change to the past: My students (to spell) words correctly in their test.
My students spelled words correctly in their test.
200

He usually ............. (do) his homework directly after school. 

does

200

He always ........... (play) on his PlayStation during online class 

plays

300

Tony and Anna (to practise) their guitar every Sunday.

practise

300
Change into the negative: Joe likes cookies.
Joe doesn't like cookies.
300

Change into the past: Yesterday, I (watch) a film.

Yesterday, I watched a film.

300

She .............. (go) on a date with her boyfriend every Saturday.

goes

300

...................... (you / call) the firefighters when you saw the fire? 

Did you call

400

Which sentence is correct: A) I usually go to soccer games on Saturdays. B) I usually am going to soccer games on Saturdays.

A)

400
Write the negative: Mary and Tim (to spend) money on candy.
Mary and Tim don't spend money on candy.
400

Make a question: You drew a picture

Did you draw a picture? 

400

They .................. (not walk) to school, because it was raining. 

didn't walk

400

We never .............. (laugh) at the teacher's jokes because they are just not funny. 

laugh

500

Make into a question:

Joanie likes to listen to music.

Does Joanie like to listen to music? 

500
Change into the negative: Camilla (to hate) History class.
Camilla doesn't hate History class.
500

Make negative and past tense: I work hard. 

I didn't work hard 

500

Is this sentence correct or incorrect: Martin and Eddie did not read the newspaper now.

Incorrect

Martin and Eddie aren't reading the newspaper now.

500

............. (you / know) any English before you started secondary school? 

Did you know