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    Simple Present

    Complete the sentences. Use don´t or doesn´t

    1. I don't do gymnastics.
    2. They don't speak English at school.
    3. We don't have lunch at twelve o´clock.
    4. Sarah doesn't live in Scotland.
    5. He doesn't do his homework before dinner.
    6. You don't watch sport in the evening.
    7. My sister doesn't speak English.
    8. We don't live in London.
    9. My friends doesn't play tennis.
    10. Carlos doesn't have breakfast.
    11. I don't believe it!

    Circle the correct form of do. Then, answer.

    1. What do / does you do? What do you do?


    2. Where do / does you study? Where do you study?
    3. What do / does your father do? What does your father
    4. Where do / does your father work? Where does your father work?
    5. What do / does your brothers and sisters do? What does your brothers and sisters do?
    6. Where do / does your parents live? Where does your parents live?

    Make sentences negative.

    1. My best friend likes Manchester United. / My best friend doesn't likes Manchester United.
    2. We go to the cinema every week. / We don't go to the cinema every week.
    3. I have lunch at one o´clock. / I don't have lunch at one o clock.
    4. You play basketball at weekends. / You don't play basketball at weekends.
    5. We read the newspaper every morning. / We don't read the newspaper every morning.
    6. My parents do the shopping in the centre. / My parents don't the shopping in The centre.
    7. My brother and I do our homework every evening. / My brother and I don't our homework every evening.
    8. You go skiing on July. / You don't go skiing on July.
    9. I do karate at school. / O don't karate at School.
    10. Adam and Debbie play volleyball. / Adam and Debbie don't play volleyball.
    11. Ricky goes home at four o´clock. / Ricky doesn't goes home at four o clock.
    12. The teacher speaks Chinese. / The teacher doesn't speaks chinese.
    13. I play football. / I don't play football.
    14. You live in New Zealand. / You don't live in New zealand.
    15. She meets her friends on Sundays. / She doesn't meets her friend on Sunday.

    Complete these sentences with the verbs in brackets.

    1. When it is cloudy, I watch (watch) TV.


    2. When it is windy, we often go (go) to the park.
    3. When it is raining, my dad usually read (read) a book.
    4. When it is snowing, my sister and her friends likes (like) making snowmen.
    5. My mum doesn't like (not like) driving in fog.
    6. When the sun is shining, we go (go) to the beach.
    7. My mother usually work (work) at night.
    8. Luisa and Tom studies (study) English on Monday.
    9. I don't go (not go) to school six times a week.
    10. My father doesn't work (not work) in a factory.
    11. John always gets up (get up) late.
    12. My dog eats (eat) three times a day.
    13. He doesn't like (not like) playing cards.
    14. Tommy and Emma doesn't go (not go) to school in the morning.
    15. does she speak (she / speak) Russian?

    Choose the correct option.

    1. Matilda don't speak / speaks Italian.


    2. I like music but I don't play / not play an instrument.
    3. Betty is a vegetarian. She doesn't eat / not eats meat.
    4. Bobby and Clara live / lives in Granada.
    5. My grandparents don’t comes / come to my house every Sunday for lunch.

    Order the words to make sentences.

    1. Hector / to school / always / at nine o’clock / goes


    2. get up / you / early / do ? (Não sei)
    3. your / does / like / teacher / pop music ? (Does your teacher like popo musica?)
    4. out / I / every / go / weekend (I Go out every weekend)
    5. friends / your / you / play / with / tennis (you play tennis with your friends)
    6. at / shopping / they / weekends / the / do (they do at The shopping weekends)
    7. on / the / go /bus / centre / we / to / the / city (we go bus to the city in centre)
    8. week / cinema / I / to / every / go / the (I Go to the cinema every week)
    9. sport / do / Saturday / you / on / play ? (Do you play sport on saturday?)
    10. Saturday / work / parents / do / your / on ? (Do your parents work on saturday?)
    11. mother / your / French / speak / does ? (Does your mother speak French?)
    12. cinema / you / to / the / go / do / often ? (Do you go to the cinema often?)
    13. Paul / sometimes / late / for school / is (paul is late sometimes for school)
    14. Tony and Theresa / video games / usually / play / in the afternoon (Tony and Theresa usually play vídeo game in The afternoon)
    15. Luke and Meg / at night / television / watch / often (like and Meg watch television often at night)
    16. volleyball / she / play / doesn´t (doesn't she play volleyball)
    17. don´t / computers / I / like (I don't like computers)
    18. do / don´t / we / karate (don't we do karate)
    19. they / study / English / don´t (don't they study English)
    20. Spanish / doesn´t / he / speak (doesn't he speak Spanish)

    Complete the texts with the correct form of the verbs in brackets.

    Sue live (live) in Edinburgh. She studies (study) medicine at university. She reads (read) books and use (use) the computer. Sue love (love) cats but

    she don't like (not like) dogs. She plays (play) tennis with her friends. They go out (go out) on Saturdays, but don't like (not like) discos. Sue speak

    (speak) French and German.

    Emma is eighteen. She gets up (get up) at three o´clock in the afternoon. She has (have) dinner at six o´clock. After dinner she visits (visit) her

    friend Mandy and they watch (watch) TV. At eleven o´clock at night, Mandy and Emma starts (start) to work. Emma finishes (finish) work at seven o

    ´clock in the morning. After work, she has (have) breakfast. She goes (go) to bed at eight o´clock in the morning. What are Mandy and Emma´s

    jobs? They are nurses!

    My name by (be) Gary. I live (live) in New York. My weekends by (be) great! I don't Go (not go) to school and I get up (get up) late – at about ten o

    ´clock. I wath (watch) TV with my sister in the morning. At two o´clock, we have (have) lunch in a restaurant with my mum and dad. My parents

    does (do) the shopping but my sister and I don't Go (not go) with them. We meet (meet) our friends at an Internet café in the centre. What about

    you? Tell me about your weekend …

    On school days, I get up (get up) at 7.00. I have (have) breakfast with my mother and sister. We don't see (not see) my father in the morning – he

    goes (go) to work very early. My sister and I go (go) to school by bus. The school don't by (not be) near our house and we don't go (not go) home

    for lunch. In the evening, I wath (watch) TV with my father but my mother studies (study). At weekends, we have (have) more free time. My sister

    and I don't go (not go) to school. My father doesn't work (not work) and my mother doesn't study (not study). On Saturdays, we have (have) lunch
    in a nice restaurant. On Sundays, we visit (visit) my grandparents. They live (live) in a beautiful house near the park.

    John gets up (get up) at 7.30 a.m. He has (have) breakfast at 8.00 and then he goes (go) to his office by train. He reads (read) the newspaper. He

    works (work) for a big company in London. In his job, he meets (meet) people from other companies. He travell (travel) to the USA on business every
    three weeks.

    The Evans don't by (not be) an usual family. Mark and Brenda Evans, and their two children, Amy and David, by (be) an on-line family. Mark Evans

    works (work) for a TV company and he use (use) a computer at work. His wife, Brenda, by (be) a researcher. She surf (surf) the Internet to find
    ideas for stories. Their two children spend (spend) hours in front of the computer. Amy by (be) ten and she writes (write) e-mails to her friends.
    David by (be) six and he looks for (look for) pictures and games on the Net. In Britain, people wathes (watch) TV in the evenings, but the Evans
    family play (play) computer games..

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