Negate the sentences.
- Sandy washes her hair.
Sandy does not wash her hair. - Steve can make breakfast.
Steve cannot make breakfast. - The children know the answer.
The children do not know the answer.
Which answers are correct?
- To which verbs/auxiliaries can not be added? am, are, can, is
- Which verb forms go with the Simple Present? infinitive, infinitive + s
- Which verb forms are correct? she has, she is, she plays
Fill in the verbs in brackets into the gaps.
- I often go to the cinema.
- Andy’s brother works in an office.
- She flies to Menorca every summer.
Form questions.
- can / Ron / to speak / English
Can Ron speak English? - Marie and Joe / to like / homework
Do Marie and Joe like homework? - why / you / to ride / your bike
Why do you ride your bike?
Which sentences are correct?
- In which sentence is the Simple Present used correctly? Carol cleans the bathroom.
- In which sentence is the Simple Present used correctly? Andrew washes the dishes.
- Which question is in the Simple Present? Where do you come from?
Form questions in the Simple Past.
- when / you / to watch / the film
When did you watch the film? - why / the teacher / to check / the computer
Why did the teacher check the computer? - what / he / to have / for lunch
What did he have for lunch?
Negate the given sentences.
- My brother made a lot of noise.
My brother did not make a lot of noise. - Andrew invited his friends.
Andrew did not invite his friends. - It rained yesterday.
It did not rain yesterday.
Use the verbs in the Simple Past.
- you enjoy → you enjoyed
- you live → you lived
- they play → they played
Which form is correct?
- I was
- she met
- she was
Which sentences/questions are correct?
- Which negative sentence is in the Simple Past? They didn’t sing a song.
- In which sentence is the Simple Past used correctly? Steven forgot his homework.
- Which negative sentence is in the Simple Past? We did not speak Russian.
Negate the sentences.
- Sam has built a tree house.
Sam has not built a tree house. - They have stolen the lipstick.
They have not stolen the lipstick. - They have gone to the park.
They have not gone to the park.
since or for?
- for five years
- since Christmas
- since 1997
Which form is correct?
- we have fed
- he has taken
- it has closed
Rewrite the phrase into Present Perfect.
- they clean → they have cleaned
- she plays → she has played
- we sing → we have sung