Can I say this? He eat lunch at 11:15 every day. (Yes, I can.) (No, I can't. - I say . . . )
No, I can't. I say, He eats lunch at 11:15 every day.
Make the sentence correct: eats / you / lunch / noon / at / every day.
Correct: You eat lunch at noon every day.
Is this a present simple? They like eating lunch at 12:30 every day. (Yes, it is). (No, it isn't. We say . . .)
No, it isn't. We don't use "eating" for present simple. We use the word eat. They like to eat at 12:30 every day.
Make the sentence correct: eat / she / lunch / with / her / friend noon / at / every day.
Correct: She eats lunch with her friend every day at noon.
Is this a present simple? It likes eating lunch in 1:00 with family. (Yes, it is). (No, it isn't. We say . . .)
No, it isn't. We don't use "eating" for present simple. We use the word eat. It likes to eat at 1:00 with family. We don't use "in" for time; we use "at".
Make the sentence correct: hamster / in / a / have / a / cage / Sara.
Correct: Sara has a hamster in a cage. (Always remember we use "has" for one person's name).
Make the sentence correct: on / food / has / the / Tim and Samathan / table.
Correct: She eats lunch with her friend every day at noon. (Always remember we use "have" for two or more people's name).
Look at the picture make a sentence using the correct verb: ______
He sings everyday
Look at the picture make a sentence using the correct verb: ______ . (note: "at' is used for place/location/area and for time). We stop at the stop sign. The sign is where the location is.
He plays at the park.
Look at the picture make a sentence using the correct verb: ______ .
We stop at the sign.
Look at the picture make a sentence using the correct verb: ______ .
They listen to music all day long.
Look at the picture make a sentence using the correct verb: ______ .
They walk home everyday.
What does Ted do every day?
Ted runs every day.
What does Max and Linda do every day? (keep) (bakery open)
Max and Linda keep the bakery open every day.
What does dad do every weekend? (fix)
Dad fixes cars every weekend.
What does Mr. Bean have tomorrow? (test/exam)
Mr. Bean has a test/an exam tomorrow.
