Exercises
1- Simple Present
1) Put in the correct verb in the SP:
a) We (read) ______________ the newspaper in class every day.
b) He (come) ____________ to school by bus.
c) I Always (walk) ____________ to school.
d) The children (play) __________ in the park every afternoon.
e) I (eat) __________ lunch in the cafeteria every day
f) Helen (work) ___________ very hard.
g) I (like) ____________ to sit the sun.
h) The dog (chase) the cat all around the house.
i) I Always (try) _________ to arrive to do the same thing.
j) John (go) _______________ there twice a week
k) Helen (do) ___________ the work of two people.
l) The teacher (wish) ___________ to speak with you.
m) They (go) ______________ to the movies twice a week.
n) Mary (play) _____________ the piano very well.
o) I (catch) ______________ cold very often
p) He (do) ____________ everything that she asks.
2) Organize the sentences with simple present + adverb:
Vocabulário para as questões 3 e 4:
ALWAYS- sempre NEVER- nunca OFTEN- frequentemente
USUALLY- geralmente SOMETIMES- as vezes
a) (Always / early/ Sue/ arrive) : Sue Always arrives early.
b) ( to the cinema / never / I / go ) : _____________________________________
c) ( work / John / hard / always) : _____________________________________
d) ( like / chocolate / children / usually) : ____________________________________
e) ( Julia / parties / enjoy / always) : __________________________________
f) ( often / people’s names / I / forget) : ________________________________________
g) ( tv / Tim / watch / never ) : ____________________________________________
h) (Jenny / Always / nice clothes / wear ): _____________________________________
3) Write sentences in negative form:
a) I play the piano very well. _______________________________________
b) Jane plays the piano very well. _____________________________________
c) They know my phone number. ______________________________________
d) We work very hard. _________________________________________
4) Complete the sentences. All questions are NEGATIVES. Use don’t/ doesn’t + correct
verb:
cost - go - know - read - see - use - wear
a) I buy a newspaper every day, but sometimes I don’t read it.
