Title: Present simple_form

Q: Where do you want to go to?
- Positive form
- Negative form
- Questions form
- Summary
- Quiz

Q: Where do you want to go?
- Positive form
- Question form
- Summary
- Quiz

Q: Where to?
- Positive form
- Negative form
- Summary
- Quiz

Q: Where to?
- Positive form
- Negative form
- Question form
- Quiz

Q: This sentence is correct:

Do John watch TV every evening?
A: false
If right: Well done! Indeed, we must use ‘does’ with he/she/it.
If wrong: Remember: we must use ‘does’ with he/she/it.

Fill in the missing words

Q: In the short answer we repeat the [...].
A: auxiliary

Fill in the missing words

Q: He/she/it, das [...].
A: s muss mit

Q: ....?..... doesn't take the bus every morning. (Tick ALL the correct answers)
- Sally (correct)
- John (correct)
- My parents
- My mum (correct)

Q: When we make a question with the subject he/she/it ... (Tick ALL the correct answers)
- we put an 's' at the end of the main verb.
- the 's' is in the auxiliary does and we do not put an 's' at the end of the main verb (correct)
- there is no 's' at the end of the main verb (correct)

Q: To make a question in the present simple we must start with
- the auxiliary do/does (correct)
- subject (I, you, he...)

Q: When we make a negative sentence and the subject is he/she/it ...
- ... the main verb does not have an 's' at the end (correct)
- ... the main verb has an 's' at the end

Q: Tony and Liz ...?... like football.
- don't (correct)
- doesn't

Q: ....?...   your cat eat mice?
- Does (correct)
- Do

Q: Does Paula live in Oxford? - Yes, ....? ....
- she does. (correct)
- she do.
- she doesn't.

Q: Does Jenny ....?..... the drums?
- play (correct)
- plays

Q: Paul .....?..... every morning to school.
- hurries (correct)
- hurry
- hurrys

Q: Ben ....? ........ Chinese.
- doesn't study (correct)
- doesn't studies
- doesn't studys

Q: Anything you want to revise?
- Positive form
- Negative form
- Question form
- Summary

Choose the correct statement.

Remember: we must use ‘doesn't’ with he/she/it.

Remember: we use the infintive (=verb without ending) in a question and the negative sentence