Maria has/haves/does lunch at 12.
Maria has lunch at 12.
Every morning at 6am I make/take/do my dog for a walk.
Every morning at 6am I take my dog for a walk.
My friend goes to/at/in the gym three times a week.
My friend goes to the gym three times a week.
She isn't listen/doesn't listen/not listens to the radio.
She doesn't listen to the radio.
My parents reads/are read/read newspapers every morning.
My parents read newspapers every morning.
My birthday is on/at/in winter.
My birthday is in winter.
We don't have English lessons at/on/in the weekend.
We don't have English lessons at the weekend.
Do you work at/on/in Monday morning?
Do you work on Monday morning?
How old am/is/are your son?
How old is your son?
What is/do/are you do? - I'm a teacher.
What do you do? - I'm a teacher.
Where are you/is you/you are from?
Where are you from?
My aunt is a/an/- actress.
My aunt is an actress.
Are your parents from Argentina? - Yes, we/they/you are.
Are your parents from Argentina? - Yes, they are.
Mike is Tom/Tom's/Toms' father.
Mike is Tom's father.
This is my parent/parent's/parents' house. They live here.
This is my parents' house. They live here.
There are so many dictioonary/dictionaries/dictionarys on the table. Which is yours?
There are so many dictionaries on the table. Which is yours?
