PRESENT SIMPLE. AFFIRMATIVE.

My uncle and my aunt (a)   56 years old.

PRESENT SIMPLE. INTERROGATIVE.

(a)   (your brother / go) to the gym every day?

I love (a)   (read) books.

THERE IS/ARE; SOME/ANY: There aren't (a)   students in the classroom.

THERE IS/ARE; SOME/ANY: There is (a)   rice in the fridge.

THERE IS/ARE; SOME/ANY: (a)   there any water in your glass?

PRSENT CONTINUOUS. AFFIRMATIVE.

My parents (a)   (cook) the dinner

PRSENT CONTINUOUS. NEGATIVE.

I (a)   (have) a shower.

COMPARATIVE/SUPERLATIVE ADJS.

Mary is 15 and Peter is 10. She is (a)   Peter.

COMPARATIVE/SUPERLATIVE ADJS.

The whale is (a)   animal in the world

PAST SIMPLE. AFFIRMATIVE.

I (a)   (be) really happy when you were my friend.

PAST SIMPLE. NEGATIVE.

María (a)   (call) me yesterday.

PAST SIMPLE. INTERROGATIVE

(a)   (you / buy) any bread?