UNIT 4 EXERCISES IDEN01

NOMBRE: Víctor Manuel Concha Mora SECCION: 405

FECHA: November 13th, 2019

A Complete the sentences about Kathy´s morning. Use the correct form of the verbs in the
box.

Check exercise get up play eat get up listen read

1. Kathy gets up early. Her 2. She exercises before work.

Son gets up late. Her son plays games.

3. She listens to the radio 4. She and her co-workers eat

In the car. Breakfast together.

5. Kathy checks her mail 6. Her boss reads the newspaper

Right after breakfast. At work.
B Match the verbs with the expressions.

1. Do _d____ a. to the radio

2. Study __f___ b. (my) e-mail or messages
3. Check ___b__ c. a car
4. Listen __a___ d. (my) homework
5. Drive ___c__ e. an alarm clock
6. Play ____g_ f. English
7. Read ___h__ g. games on the computer
8. Use _e____ h. a book

C Complete Peter´s mail with the correct form of the verbs.

Hi!
Guess what! I have (have) a new job – in a coffee shop. It´s hard work. I get up (get up) early,
and I work (work) late. But the coffee is good.
My boss is nice. He´s French, and he studies (study) English at night. He does (do) his
homework in the coffee shop. I help (help) him sometimes. He´s quiet, and he desn´t talk
(not/talk) a lot. He listens (listen) to the radio and sings (sing), but we don’t talk (not/like) the
same music. He likes (like) coffee, too. We both have (have) four cups of coffee every day!
Write soon!

Peter

D Complete the conversation with the correct form of the verbs.

Cecilia: What´s your week like, Eduardo? Do (do/does) you go

(go/goes) to work every day?

Eduardo: Well, no, I don’t (don´t/doesn´t). I work at home on Fridays.
Cecilia: Really? What about the weekends? Do (do/does) you
work (work/works) then, too?
Eduardo: Yes, I do (do/does). But I don´t like it. What about you?
Do (do/does)you and your husband go (go/goes) to
Work every day?
Cecilia: Yes, we do (do/does). But just Monday to Friday. We clean
(clean/cleans) the house on the weekends. Oh, and we go
(go/goes) to soccer games.
Eduardo: Oh. Does (do/does) your son play (play/plays) soccer?
Cecilia: Yes, he does. (do/does). He´s on the school team. Does
(do/does) your son play (play/plays) any sports?
Eduardo: No, he doesn’t (don´t/doesn´t). He plays games on the computer.