Simple Present - Yes / No question

	Silvia	Roberto	Rosa	John	Anna
-do homework every day
-watch TV in the afternoon
-help the parents at home
-play video ganes
-like the tests
-wear school uniform
-drink milk in the mornings

        Ask Yes/ No questions and answer them

1. DoesDo Silvia do homework every day?   Yes,she doesNo, she doesn't	5. DoesDo Rosa wear uniform to school ?  Yes,she doesNo, she doesn't
2. DoesDo Roberto and John like tests?                                            Yes, they doNo, they don't	6. DoesDo Roberto and Anna help their parents at home?                                          Yes, they doNo, they don't
3. DoesDo Rosa like video games ?            Yes,she doesNo, she doesn't	7. DoesDo Anna do homework every day?   Yes,she doesNo, she doesn't
4.DoesDo Roberto and John drink milk in the mornings?                                         Yes, they doNo, they don't	8. DoesDo Silvia watch T.V.in the afternoon?                                     Yes, she doesNo, she doesn't

  doesn't/ don't

1. Two pupils   do homework every day.	4. Roberto and John  drink milk in the mornings.
2. Two girls  like tests.	6. One boy  help their parents at home.
3. Rosa  like video games	8. One girl  watch T.V. in the afternoon

             Write the verbs in Present Simple

do,  watch, wear,  drink, help, like, play

                                                      1. Anna  homework every day.

                                                      2. Roberto and Anna  the parents at home?

                                                      3. Anna T.V.  in the afternoon.

                                                      4. Anna  milk in the mornigs.

                                                      5. John  video games.

                                                      6. Rosa  school uniform.

                                                                                 

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PRESENT SIMPLE

1. CHOOSE:

 get up wake up                       go to school go to the cinema         

 have breakfast drink                  write read a book

 play tennis watch TV                  do homework visit friends

  have a shower have a bath          have a shower have a bath

 go to bed go to school                play football play tennis

2. WRITE:

example: I / you / we / they P L A Y  but!   he / she / it  P L A Y S (! go - goes, do - does, have -has) 

 She usually  up at 7 o'clock.       He usually  his HW at half past six.

 He usually  to bed at 8 o'clock.   She usually  tennis on Fridays.

 They  to school every morning.       I usually  a shower in the morning.

 He usually  a shower on Sundays.   She usually  a book in the evening.

  She usually  breakfast at 7.30.    They usually  TV from 5 to 7 o'clock.

        

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Verb to be (Past Tense)

VERB TO BE

(PAST TENSE)

 

 

1. Complete with "was" or "were". 

 

I  a good boy.	He  listening to music.
She  my best friend.	You  at home yesterday.
We  students.	I  tired.
He  very nice.	She  talking to friends.
They  playing tennis.	We  hungry.

 

2. Complete with "wasn't" or "weren't".

 

They  watching TV.	We  canoeing.
I  scared.	He  busy.
She  in love.	I  sleeping.
You  snowboarding.	They  lazy.
He  thirsty.	You  talking to friends.

 

3. Answer to the questions.

 

Was he happy? Yes,  .	Was she playing basketball? No,  .
Were you angry? No,  .	Were they married? Yes,  .
Were they reading comics? No,  .	Were you dancing? No,  .
Was she kitesurfing? Yes,  .	Was it there? Yes,  .
Were you worried? Yes,  .	Were you in trouble? No,  .

 

        

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Was / Were

          
            

I	was	at home. very hungry. happy.
You	were
He	was
She
It
We	were
You
They

1.   Choose was or were. 

She waswere sad yesterday.	We waswere at the Zoo yesterday.	Mum and Dad waswere in a restaurant.
They waswere in the disco club last night.	You waswere late for school yesterday.	I waswere very hungry.
It waswere cold yesterday.	I waswere in London in 2008.	She waswere pretty when she was young.
Sally waswere a good pupil.	He waswere born in May.	Our teacher waswere very tired yesterday.
Tom and Bill waswere best friends.	My cousin waswere at school.	The children waswere excited yesterday.

2.   Complete with was or were. 

It cloudy yesterday morning.	We  excited about going to America.
We  lucky. We won the first prize.	The dogs  in the park.
Jason  a great swimmer when he was young.	They  at the beach last Sunday.
She  the prettiest girl in our class.	I  very ill last week.
I  sad because I broke Mrs Smith's window.	He  born in 1995.

There	was	an apple in the bowl.
There	were	three apples in the bowl.

3.   Complete with there was or there were. 

a bank near my house.	ten children in the park.
two kittens in the basket.	a small shop between the bank and the supermarket.
many bottles of milk in the fridge.	some pencils on the desk.
only one book on the table.	an old man in the street.
a lot of noise in the classroom.	a huge crocodile in the river.

4.   This is a very famous place in London called Piccadilly Circus. The photo was taken in 1896. Look at the photo and choose the correct option. 

 

There wasThere wasn'tThere wereThere weren't hundreds of people.	There wasThere wasn'tThere wereThere weren't any traffic lights.
There wasThere wasn'tThere wereThere weren't a double-decker bus.	There wasThere wasn'tThere wereThere weren't a flag on top of the building on the left.
There wasThere wasn'tThere wereThere weren't many horse-drawn carriages.	There wasThere wasn'tThere wereThere weren't a lot of traffic.
There wasThere wasn'tThere wereThere weren't any zebra crossings.	There wasThere wasn'tThere wereThere weren't a roundabout.
There wasThere wasn'tThere wereThere weren't some old buildings.	There wasThere wasn'tThere wereThere weren't a great number of tourists.

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Present Perfect - Yet/Already

Use the words below to form present perfect tense sentences using yet or already. Don't forget to put a full-stop at the end of each sentence.

Examples:	Have you been to the art gallery?
	No, I haven't been there yet.
	Have you sold your car?
	Yes, I've already sold it.

1.	Have you seen the new movie? No,
2.	Have you been to Paris? Yes,
3.	Have you bought that new dress? Yes,
4.	Has Allen gone to Melbourne? No,
5.	Has he heard from Bill yet? No,
6.	Have you finished your homework? Yes,
7.	Have Annie and Bob got married yet? No,
8.	Have you eaten at that new Thai restaurant? Yes,
9.	Has Lisa played tennis this morning? Yes,  tennis.
10.	Has the light been fixed? No,

 
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