Say the sentence using ‘not’: Lulu plays football.
Lulu doesn't play football.
Say the sentence using ‘not’: Dylan walks to school.
Dylan doesn't walk to school.
Say the sentence using ‘not’: Joe gets up at six o'clock.
Joe doesn't get up at six o'clock.
Say the sentence using ‘not’: The boys wear trainers to school.
The boys don't wear trainers to school.
Make a question like this: Molly and Max - tennis? Do Molly and Max like tennis? Alfie - football?
Does Alfie like football?
Make a question like this: Molly and Max - tennis? Do Molly and Max like tennis? Miss Carey - swimming?
Does Miss Carey like swimming?
Make a question like this: Molly and Max - tennis? Do Molly and Max like tennis? Molly and Max - basketball?
Do Molly and Max like basketball?
Make a question like this: Molly and Max - tennis? Do Molly and Max like tennis? Luke - surfing?
Does Luke like surfing?
Make a question like this: Molly and Max - tennis? Do Molly and Max like tennis? Annie - singing?
Does Annie like singing?
Make a question like this: Molly and Max - tennis? Do Molly and Max like tennis? Miss Kitty - reading?
Does Miss Kitty like reading?
Choose ‘is’ or ‘are’: What __________ she doing? She's reading.
is
Choose ‘is’ or ‘are’: What __________ they doing? They're cleaning the living room.
are
Choose ‘is’ or ‘are’: Who __________ you talking to? I'm talking to my brother.
are
Choose ‘is’ or ‘are’: How many boys __________ playing? Three.
are
Choose ‘is’ or ‘are’: What __________ they eating? Tacos.
are
