Use the Present simple. She (smile) and (show) us a photo of her twin boys.

Use the Present simple. She (look) like a kind woman.

Put the words in order. the door/ opened/I/slowly

Put the words in order. a new laptop / I /last week/ bought

Put the words in order. to work/every day/ walks/ Lisa

Put the words in order. football / don’t like/ vey much / I

Put the words in order. to the cinema / tomorrow evening / are you going?

Put the words in order. In September / Dana/ to university / is going

Put the words in order. did you buy/ in city shop/ that jacket ?

Write am, is or are. My brother and I …… good tennis players.

Write am, is or are. These chairs aren’t beautiful, but they …… comfortable.

Write am, is or are. Mr Thomas is a very old man. He …… 98 years old.

Write am, is or are. Catherine isn’t at home. She …… at work.

Write am, is or are. These bags …… heavy.

Complete the sentences. to be+V+ing Look, there’s Sarah. She …… (wear) a brown coat.

Complete the sentences. to be+V+ing We …… (have) dinner now. Can I phone you later?

Complete the sentences. to be+V+ing I …… (watch) TV at the moment.

Complete the sentences. to be+V+ing Please be quite. I ……(work).

Complete the sentences. to be+V+ing Look! Somebody …… (swim) in the river.

Put the verb in the Present Continuous (to be+V+ing) Listen! Somebody ……(sing)

Put the verb in the Present Continuous (to be+V+ing) Excuse me, but ……(you/sit) in my place.

Put the verb in the Present Continuous (to be+V+ing) The children …… (do) their homework at the moment.

Put the verb in the Present Continuous (to be+V+ing) You can turn off the television. I ……(watch/not) it.

Put the verb in the Present Continuous (to be+V+ing) Where are the children? They …… (play) in the park.

Complete the sentences. Use the Present Continuous (to be+V+ing) form of the verb. My dad …… (wash) his car.

Complete the sentences. Use the Present Continuous (to be+V+ing) form of the verb. Who …… (she/ chat) to now?

Complete the sentences. Use the Present Continuous (to be+V+ing) form of the verb. What …… (you/do) at the moment?

Complete the sentences. Use the Present Continuous (to be+V+ing) form of the verb. The students …… (have) lunch in the canteen.

Complete the sentences. Use the Present Continuous (to be+V+ing) form of the verb. Are you making dinner? Yes, I ……

Make questions. Present Simple (Do/Does) you / to speak / English?

Choose the Past Simple of verb “to get”

Choose the Past Simple of verb “to see”

Choose the Past Simple of verb “to play”

Choose the Past Simple of verb “go”

Choose the Past Simple of verb “to know”

Choose the short form with -got “we have got”

Choose the short form with –got “he has got”

Choose the short form with –got “I have got”

Choose the short form with –got “It has got”

Choose the short form with –got “they have got”

Complete the sentences. Use have / has I am not feeling well. I … got a headache

Complete the sentences. Use have / has It’s a nice house, but it …not got a garden.

Complete the sentences. Use have / has Most cars …got a four wheels.

Complete the sentences. Use have / has Everybody likes Tom. He … got a lot of friends.

Complete the sentences. Use have / has An insect …got six legs.

Choose the past simple and past participle of verb “to grow”

Choose the past simple and past participle of verb “to rise”

Choose the past simple and past participle of verb “to swim”

Choose the past simple and past participle of verb “to hide”

Choose the past simple and past participle of verb “to drink”

Choose the past simple and past participle of verb “to go”

Choose the past simple and past participle of verb “to run”

Choose the past simple and past participle of verb “to give”

Choose the past simple and past participle of verb “to teach”

Choose the past simple and past participle of verb “to take”

Complete the sentences. Use am, is, are going to + verb My hands are dirty. I……(wash) them.

Complete the sentences. Use am, is, are going to + verb What…you …(wear) to the party tonight?

Complete the sentences. Use am, is, are going to + verb It’s a nice day. I don’t want to take the bus. I……(walk)

Complete the sentences. Use am, is, are going to + verb What ……you (wear) to the party tonight?

Complete the sentences. Use am, is, are going to + verb I’m hungry. I ……(eat) this sandwich.

Complete the sentences. Use am, is, are going to + verb There’s a good film on Channel 6 tonight. ……you ……(watch) it?

Complete the sentences. Use am, is, are going to + verb Steve is going to London next week. He…… (stay) with some friends.

Complete the sentences. Use am, is, are going to + verb It’s Sharon’s birthday next week. We……(give) for her a present.

Complete the sentences. Use am, is, are going to + verb Sue says she’s feeling very tired. She…… (lie down) for an hour.

Complete the sentences. Use am, is, are going to + verb ……you ……(invite) Martin to your party?

Complete was / were or wasn’t / weren’t Last year she … 22

Complete was / were or wasn’t / weren’t Yesterday it …very cold.

Complete was / were or wasn’t / weren’t We … very tired last night.

Complete was / were or wasn’t / weren’t This time last year she … in Paris.

Complete was / were or wasn’t / weren’t Our room ……very small and it ……clean.

Complete was / were or wasn’t / weren’t Yesterday …a public holiday, so the banks … closed. They are open today.

Complete was / were or wasn’t / weren’t When I … a child, I …afraid of dogs. (STRAY DOGS????)

Complete was / were or wasn’t / weren’t We … hungry after the journey, but we … tired.

Complete was / were or wasn’t / weren’t ……the weather nice when we … on holiday?

Complete was / were or wasn’t / weren’t Why… you late this morning?

Complete the sentences. Use some or any I bought … cheese, but I didn’t buy … bread.

Complete the sentences. Use some or any I am going to post office. I need … stamps.

Complete the sentences. Use some or any There aren’t … shops in this part of town.

Complete the sentences. Use some or any Gary and Alice haven’t got … children.

Complete the sentences. Use some or any Have you got … brothers or sisters?

Complete the sentences. Use some or any There are … beautiful flowers in the garden.

Complete the sentences. Use some or any Do you know … good hotels in London?

Complete the sentences. Use some or any Would you like … tea? Yes, please.

Complete the sentences. Use some or any When we were on holiday, we visited … very interesting places.

Complete the sentences. Use some or any Don’t buy … rice. We don’t need …

Complete the sentences. Use some or any I went out to buy … oranges, but they didn’t have … in the shop.

Complete the sentences. Use some or any I’m thirsty. Can I have … water, please?

Complete the sentences with him/ her/ them I don’t know those girls. Do you know ……?

Complete the sentences with him/ her/ them I don’t know that man. Do you know ……?

Complete the sentences with him/ her/ them I don’t know those people. Do you know ……?

Complete the sentences with him/ her/ them I don’t know David’s wife. Do you know ……?

Complete the sentences with him/ her/ them I don’t know Mr Stevens. Do you know ……?

Complete the sentences with him/ her/ them I don’t know Sarah’s parents. Do you know ……?

Complete the sentences with him/ her/ them I don’t know the woman in the black coat. Do you know ……?

Complete the sentences with him/ her/ them I don’t want these books. You can have ……

Complete the sentences with him/ her/ them I never go to parties. I don’t like……

Complete the sentences with him/ her/ them I don’t eat tomatoes. I don’t like ……

Complete the sentences. Use can, can’t / must, mustn’t ...... you play football ? If you want I'll show you.

Complete the sentences. Use can, can’t / must, mustn’t You .... sit down in the class.

Complete the sentences. Use can, can’t / must, mustn’t You .... chat in a church.