She goes/plays swimming on weekends.
She goes swimming on weekends.
They watch/play chess on Saturdays.
They play chess on Saturdays.
We read/draw books at the library.
We read books at the library.
He listens/sings to music in the evening.
He listens to music in the evening.
I visit/paint my grandparents every month.
I visit my grandparents every month.
They always _____ (go/do/play) surfing in the summer.
They always go surfing in the summer.
She _____ (play/do/go) aerobics every morning.
She does aerobics every morning.
I _____ (do/play/go) volleyball with my friends on weekends.
I play volleyball with my friends on weekends.
He _____ (go/do/play) skiing in the winter.
He goes skiing in the winter.
Complete the next sentences with go, do, or play: _____ swimming._____ karate._____ chess.
go swimming.do karate.play chess.
Does / Is she study English every day?
Does she study English every day?
Where / When does your best friend live?
Where does your best friend live?
How / What often does he play video games?
How often does he play video games?
Have / Has you got any pets?
Have you got any pets?
True or False: He hardly ever watches TV. This means he watches TV a lot.
False
With the verb be, the adverb comes before/after the verb.
With the verb be, the adverb comes after the verb.
