David (a)   football on Sundays. (play)

We (a)   milk. (not/ like)

(a)   riding a bike? (you/ like)

Becky (a)   in Poland. (not/ live)

Kate and I (a)   our rooms every day. (tidy)

Mark (a)   the table. (not/ set)

(a)   to school by bike? (your friend/ go)

I often (a)   my mum. (help)

My dad never (a)   the shopping. (do)

Where (a)   your holidays? (you/ spend)

Helen (a)   the carpet once a week. (vacuum)

(a)   his dog in the evening? (Jim/ walk)

Tim and Paul (a)   the guitar. (not/ play)

(a)   to rap music? (they/ listen)

- Does (a)   speak English?

- Yes, she does.

- How is your mum?

- (a)   is better, thanks.

- How are ...............?

- ................. am great, thanks.

(a)  

- How old is your brother?

- (a)   is 15.

- Where is the teacher from?

- (a)   is from Belgium.

- Is this your book?

- No, (a)   isn't.

We're going to a restaurant. Would you like to come with (a)   ?

I want that book. Please give it to (a)  

I don't know that man. Do you know (a)   ?

I never watch TV. I don't like (a)  

I don't want to talk to you. Please don't phone (a)  

I hate dogs. I'm afraid of (a)  

Where is Daddy? I want to talk to (a)  

Where are the plane tickets? I can't find (a)  

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I eat fruit never.

(a)  

CORRECT THIS SENTENCE.

My teacher often is late for class.

(a)  

CORRECT THIS SENTENCE.

We go to the cinema sometimes with Jack.

(a)  

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He watches usually TV after dinner.

(a)  

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Always they go to bed at 10 o'clock.

(a)  

What time do you get up?

When does your school begin?

Do you go to school by bus?

Do you have homework every day?

What time do you have dinner?

What time do you go to bed?