Escola Bsica 2,3/Sec.

de Alcains School Year 2010/2011

7th Form English First Term Teacher: M Cristina Paiva

Name: _____________________________________ Number: ______ Class: ______ Date: ____________________________________________________________________

Present Simple
Complete with the verb to play

Affirmative form
I You He She It We You They I You He She It We You They

Negative form

Interrogative form
I You He She It We You They

Affirmative form: Verb: he/she/it: go goes watch watches wash kiss fix tidy washes kisses fixes tidies

Affirmative form 1. Jill _____________ (go) to school by bus. 2. We _____________ (wake up) at seven o'clock in the morning. 3. He usually _____________ (get up) at half past seven a.m. 4. I always _____________ (wash) my hands before eating. 5. Daniel _____________ (study) for his English test.

Negative form:
We use the auxiliary verb Dont/doesnt + the infinitive form of the main verb:

I/you/we/they dont play He/she/it doesnt play

Interrogative form:

We use the auxiliary verb Do/does + subject + infinitive form of the main verb:

Negative form 6. James __________________ (not/watch) TV in the evening. 7. Jack and Phil __________________ (not/have) a shower in the afternoon. 8. You __________________ (not/go) to bed late. 9. My dog __________________ (not/like) fish. 10. They __________________ (not/listen) to the song. Interrogative form 11. What time ___________ you __________ (wake up)? 12. ___________ she __________ (go) to school on foot? 13. ___________ Soraya always __________ (do) her homework? 14. ___________ you __________ (speak) English? 15. What ___________ they __________ (have) for breakfast?

Do I/you/we/they play? Does he/she/it play?

Fill in the gaps with the verbs in brackets in the present simple. Pay attention to the verb to be. 1. Alex likes (like) tea, but he doesn't like (like, not) coffee. 2. Sara _____________ (know) Ali, but she ___________ (know, not) Hiroshi. 3. Pablo and Maria __________ (want) to stay at home tonight. They __________ (want, not) to go to a movie. 4. Robert _________ (be, not) hungry. He ________________ (want, not) a sandwich. 5. Mr. Smith _____________ (drink, not) coffee, but Mr. Jones _____________ (drink) six cups every day. 6. I _________ (be, not) rich. I _________ (have, not) a lot of money. 7. This pen _________________ (belong, not) to me. It ___________ (belong) to Pierre. 8. My friends _____________ (live, not) in the dorm. They _____________ (have) an apartment. 9. It ________ (be) a nice day today. It ___________ (be, not) cold. You ________ (need, not) your coat. 10. Today ______________ (be) a holiday. We ____________ (have, not) class today.

Past Simple
Complete with the verb to play

Affirmative form
I You He She It We You They I You He She It We You They

Negative form

Interrogative form
I You He She It We You They

Affirmative form: Regular verbs:

add -ed to the verb. play played but: study studied Sometimes we need to double the last consonant: stop stopped travel travelled

Irregular verbs:
check the list in your book.

Negative form: Affirmative form 1. He ____________ (answer) the question correctly.

We use the auxiliary verb Didnt (did not) + the infinitive form of the main verb:

I didnt play She didnt play

2. The man ____________ (ask) me the way to the zoo. 3. The dog ____________ (bark) last night. 4. Sue and Helen ____________ (study) for the English test. 5. We ____________ (climb) a mountain last weekend.

Interrogative form:

We use the auxiliary verb Did + subject + infinitive form of the main verb:

Did you play? Did he play?

6. I __________ (be) hungry, so I __________ (eat) a sandwich and _________ (drink) a bottle of water! 7. He __________ (go) on a school fieldtrip last month.

8. The students ____________ (have) a lot of fun. 9. My parents _____________ (buy) a new car two months ago. 10. I ___________ (give) Alex a nice present for his birthday.

Negative form 1. Albert ____________________ (not/play) squash on Tuesday.

2. The teacher ____________________ (not/test) our English. 3. Fiona ____________________ (not/visit) her grandmother last weekend. 4. He ____________________ (not/wash) the car yesterday. 5. His computer ____________________ (not/crash) last night.

6. I ____________________ (not/buy) some bread at the bakery. 7. They ____________________ (not/be) at the party last night. Interrogative form 1. ________ Anna ____________ (open) the window?
Did Anna open th

2. ________ she ____________ (walk) home after school? 3. ________ you ____________ (visit) the castle?

4. ________ Jenny ____________ (lock) the door? 5. 7. ________ the car ____________ (stop) at the corner? ____________ (be) she happy?

6. ________ you ____________ (go) to the cinema on Sunday afternoon?

Affirmative form: 1. Jill goes (go) to school by bus. 2. We wake up (wake up) at seven o'clock in the morning. 3. He usually gets up (get up) at half past seven a.m. 4. I always wash (wash) my hands before eating. 5. Daniel studies (study) for his English test.

Negative form:

1. James doesn't watch (not/watch) TV in the evening. 2. Jack and Phil don't have (not/have) a shower in the afternoon. 3. You don't go (not/go) to bed late. 4. My dog doesn't like (not/like) fish. 5. They don't listen (not/listen) to the song.

Interrogative form: 1. What time do you wake up? 2. Does she go to school on foot? 3. Does Soraya always do her homework? 4. Do you speak English? 5. What do they have for breakfast?