Present Simple or Present Continuous
1. It’s seven o’clock and they are going to school now. (go)
2. Mrs Cooper eat in the restaurant every Sunday. (eat)
3. Our cat never jump on the kitchen table. (jump)
4. Look! The men is wearing blue uniforms. (wear)
5. Curt always plays his guitar in the afternoon. (play)
6. The taxi is waiting for them at the moment. (wait)
7. He always helps his grandmother in the coat. (help)
8. They never eat very much. (eat)
9. Listen! Bill is playing his electric guitar. (play)
10. He washes his car every Sunday. (wash)
Fill in can, have to, must, need, should or (not) .
1. George has travelled a lot. He can speak many languages.
2. I can hear you quite well. You should not shout.
3. I’m not sure where I will go for my holidays, but I should go to Italy.
4. She mustn’t ride her bike at night without lights. It’s not allowed.
5. She should not eat so much chocolate because it’s bad for her figure.
6. I can’t understand him.He should speak louder.
7. It’s later than I thought. I must go now.
8. You need a better trainer if you want to improve yourself.
9. Talk to Ann about your problems. I’m sure she can help you.
10. You can not vacuum the carpets because Carol has already done it.
11. You must be tired because you have worked very hard.
12. He can’t come to my party because he is ill.
13. He has to go to the dentist when he has toothache.
14. It’s not very important. You should not do it now. You should do it tomorrow.
Adverb or Adjective
- He quickly reads a book. (quick)
- Mandy is a pretty girl. (pretty)
- The class is terribly loud today. (terrible)
- Max is a good singer. (good)
- You can easily open this tin. (easy)
- It’s a terrible day today. (terrible)
- She sings the song well (good)
- He is a careful driver. (careful)
- He drives the car carefully (careful)
- The dog barks loudly (loud)
Tell the story – fill in the past simple tense
On Friday, the children talked (talk) about a day out together in the country. The next morning, they went (go) to the country with their two dogs and played (play) together. Ben and Dave had (have) some kites. Some time later the dogs were (be) not there. So they called (call) them and looked (look) for them in the forest. After half an hour the children found (find) them and took (take) them back. Charlie was (be) very happy to see them again. At lunch time Nick went (go) to the bikes and fetched (fetch) the basket with some meat sandwiches. Then they played (play) football. Nick and Dave won (win). In the evening they rode (ride) home.
