English, 06.01.2021 09:50 arturomarquezjox3wxn

Use the present simple to express habits, facts, thoughts and feelings 5. Carol ..
y words: often, always, never, every day, usually, sometimes, generally, normally, rarely, seldom, whenever, on Mondays, Tuesdays..
1. Our friends (play) football in the park
6. You like apples
2. She (20) to the park every Friday,
3. He
(ride) his bike every day.
7. Winter begins in December.
4. We (have) the best ideas.
(say) good bye
8. They are at home.
6. Sbe. (be) the best singer in our class
7. My sister... (live) in a big house.
9. Tom can play football
8. The children (eat) bamburgers.
10. His mother speak Spanish
9. Bill (have) got two notebooks.
10. 1(be) at home.
Make negative sentences.
Make Questions.
1. They ...***(learn) for their tests very much
1. Pat is a clever boy
2. She (play) football.
3. My cat
catch) miee
2. The monkey takes the banana.
(want to get up early in the moming
5. We have to wear school uniforms.
3. Tony is hungry
6. His sister like) watching TV shows.
7. My brother and I (go) to work by bus
4. Tim goes to school.
8. My parents (eat) anything for breakfast
9. He usually
(eat) anything for dinner.
3. They are at Sarah's party
10. My neighbours
(go) on holidays in winter

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