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WorksheetsBatch 4_B1_Week 1
Total questions: 90
Worksheet time: 1hrs 21mins
He ________ soccer very well.
play
playing
plays
played
She _______ like wine.
don't
doesn't
did
didn't
____ you like eating pizza?
Does
Did
Didn't
Do
_____ she _______ video games?
Do/plays
Does/plays
Does/play
Do/play
They _______ Ginger Ale every Friday.
drinks
drinking
drunk
drink
We ________ speak Japanese.
doesn't
don't
did
didn't
I ________ watching anime series and movies.
enjoys
enjoyed
enjoying
enjoy
She _________ the guitar.
played
play
playing
plays
He ________ math at home every day.
studies
study
studi
studying
_____ the dog _______ in the park?
do/runs
does/runs
does/run
do/run
______ your mom ______ action movies?
do/watchs
does/watchs
does/watch
do/watch
______ we ______ snacks?
do/like
does/likes
do/liking
do/likes
They ______ hair in the beauty salon.
does cut
cut
cuts
cutting
They _______ on the street every afternoon.
walking
walks
walk
walked
They _______ people's lives.
saving
saves
save
saved
My son and I ________ our lunch.
cooks
cook
cooking
cooked
She _______ chocolate.
loved
love
loving
loves
She ______ eat French fries at all.
don't
did
doesn't
didn't
I always ________ at 6AM every day.
wakes up
wake up
waking up
woke up
She always ________ at 5AM every day.
wake up
waking up
wakes up
woke up
Order the question:
does / What / your sister / buy / ? / in the store
(a)
Match the correct auxiliaries with their subjects
Do
They
Do
We
Does
She
Does
He
Complete
(a) (b) Juan Carlos study?
He studies in Sucre Institute
Order the question:
you / eat breakfast / do / ? / When
(a)
Choose the correct answer:
What time _____ Esther get up?
She gets up at 5 o'clock.
do
doesn't
don't
does
does / ? / Where / read / she / the newspaper
(a)
Choose the correct answer:
_____ _____ Eva and Theo _____ on the weekends?
Eva and Theo do a lot of activities. They don't stay at home on the weekends.
Where/does/do
When/do/do
What/do/do
What/does/do
Is this a correct question?
When do she play tennis?
True
False
I ____ (live) in Rome, but my sister ____ (live) in Bari.
live/live
lives/live
live/lives
lives/lives
____ you ____ (know) where my phone is?
Does/know
Are/knows
Is/know
Do/know
I ____ (not know) what this word ____ (mean) but I can look it up for you.
don't know/means
doesn't know/means
do not know/means
don't know/mean
Sarah ____ (love) comedies but she ____ (not like) talk shows very much.
love/not likes
loves/doesn't like
loves/doesn't likes
love/doesn't like
When father ____ (come) home, we always ____ (start) dinner.
come/starts
comes/start
come/start
comes/start
How often ____ Brad ____ (ride) his new scooter?
do/ride
does/ride
does/rides
do/rides
____ you like onions? No, I ____
Do/don't
Does/doesn't
Do/doesn't
Do/not
Kelly ____ (not know) what to do, when she ____ (leave) the Gymnasium.
don't know/leaves
does not know/leaves
doesn't know/leaves
doesn't know/leave
____ Chris ____ (play) football every day? Of course, he ____.
Does/play/does
Does/plays/does
Does/play/do
Do/play/do
What time ____ your younger sisters ____ (go) to bed every evening?
do/goes
does/goes
does/go
do/go
Fill in the blank (with words from the Reading - Work in Remote Teams)
ONE WORD ONLY
Example: During the online call, I couldn’t see anyone’s face because they didn’t have their (a) on.
Answer: camera
Type OK to move on to the first sentence
There was an uncomfortable (s) (a) when no one responded.
During the video call, I could finally put a (f) (a) to a name.
Online meetings can also make (o) (a) for collaboration.
The (l) (a) of clear communication caused a lot of confusion.
Without body language, there are no (c) (a) to help us understand feelings.
He didn’t (r) (a) that she was speaking.
Lucia kept asking for specific (d) (a) .
Remote work has become very (c) (a) .
Zoom and Microsoft Teams are popular meeting (p) (a) .
She wanted to (d) (a) her leadership skills.
Virtual coffee chats help encourage team (b) (a) .
It helps if people have their (c) (a) on during online calls.
We must build (t) (a) to work well as a team.
Please take everyone’s opinion into (c) (a) .
It takes time to get to (k) (a) new colleagues.
Remote work can bring many (a) (a) .
It’s difficult to focus when you try to (m) (a) .
Some people looked lost and (c) (a) .
Try not to get (d) (a) during the meeting.
Can someone please take the (m) (a) during the meeting?
(A) (a) from the technical issue, the meeting went well.
We rely on (v) (a) clues like facial expressions in meetings.
At the beginning of the project, we need to set clear (p) (a) .
I (w) (a) if she understood what was said.
Our (t) (a) works from three different countries.
To avoid problems in remote meetings, we should minimise the (r) (a) .
Good managers can notice (p) (a) before they become serious.
Everyone is welcome to offer (i) (a) and alternatives.
Let’s discuss other (a) (a) in case the first option fails.
You need to make an (e) (a) to include everyone in the discussion.
There was an (u) (a) silence when no one responded.
Lucia kept asking for (s) (a) details.
It helps if people have their cameras (o) (a) during online calls.
It takes time to (g) (a) to know new colleagues.
Please take everyone’s opinion (i) (a) consideration.
He didn’t realise that she was (s) (a) .
Virtual coffee chats help (e) (a) team bonding.
Zoom and Microsoft Teams are popular (m) (a) platforms.
She wanted to (d) (a) her ability.
Try not to (g) (a) distracted during the meeting.
Some people looked (l) (a) and confused.
Without body language, there are no (v) (a) clues to help us understand feelings.
During the video call, I could finally (p) (a) a face to a name.
Can someone please (t) (a) the minutes during the meeting?
We must (b) (a) trust to work well as a team.
Remote work has (b) (a) very common.
Let’s discuss some (a) (a) in case the first option fails.
To avoid problems in remote meetings, we should (m) (a) the risk.
Remote work can (b) (a) many advantages.
I wonder if she (a) (a) what was said.
You're managing a (r) (a) team for the first time.
