Put the verbs in the correct column.
• go
• spend
• study
• wash
• do
• walk
• begin
• try
• tidy
• play
• fly
• watch
Fill in: do, does, don’t or doesn’t.
1.
A: _ you live in St Petersburg?
B: No, I _ .
2.
A: _ he wake up early in the morning?
B: Yes, he _ .
3.
A: _ they like football?
B: No, they _ .
4.
A: _ she have lunch at school?
B: Yes, she _ .
5.
A: _ they watch TV in the evenings?
B: Yes, they _ .
6.
A: _ he eat pizza?
B: No, he _ .
7.
A: _ she go to bed late?
B: No, she _ .
8.
A: _ you play tennis?
B: Yes, I _ .
Put the verbs in brackets in the present simple.
1. She _ (spend) her free time with her friends. They often _ (go) to the cinema.
2. Tony _ (not/work) at weekends. He _ (visit) his grandparents in the countryside.
3. What _ (he/do) for a living? He _ (work) in a bank.
4. Sandra _ (not/like) burgers. She _ (prefer) pizza.
How often do you do the following? Make sentences about yourself. Use adverbs of frequency.
• am late for school
• tidy my room
• play cards with my friends
• wake up early
• cook
• go fishing
I am never late for school.
Put the adverbs of frequency into the correct position in the sentence.
1. Kate plays board games. (never)
2. My friends and I play darts. (sometimes)
3. I go windsurfing at the weekend. (often)
4. John meets his friends on Sundays. (rarely)
5. Meg’s father drives fast. (always)
Fill in the gaps with at, on, or in.
1. Peter likes staying _ home on rainy days.
2. You can call me _ three o’clock.
3. Linda has an English lesson _ Friday.
4. The boat leaves _ five minutes.
5. Tom’s birthday was _ Monday.
6. See you _ a few days.
7. We can go to the beach _ Saturday.
8. The farmer wakes up _ 5 o’clock.
9. John isn’t here _ the moment.
10. I was born _ May 13th.
Rewrite these sentences in their question form.
1. I always arrive at work early.
2. Tim usually eats breakfast.
3. We often see Claire.
4. It rains a lot in the winter.
5. Linda lives in London.
6. The banks usually open at 9:30.
7. Mike’s father drives fast.
8. He often plays the piano.