Share A2 (s1) present simple review (forms and adverbs)
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put the adverb in the right place: They aren't late. (usually)
They aren't USUALLY late.
choose: My dad doesn't like watching films. He (doesn't often go/usually goes) to the cinema
He doesn't OFTEN GO to the cinema.
use in the correct form: What ___ you ___ (do) in your free time?
What DO you DO in your free time?
put the adverb in the right place: William doesn't go shopping. (often)
William doesn't OFTEN GO shopping.
use in the correct form: What __ your sister ___ (do) in her free time?
What DOES your sister DO in her free time?
choose: Katy (often plays/doesn't often play) table tennis after school. It's not her favourite hobby.
Katy doesn't OFTEN play table tennis after school.
use in the correct form: She likes cooking. She ___ (bake) all the time.
She BAKES all the time.
use in the correct form: She ___ (not like) cars.
She DOESN'T LIKE cars.
Toby (never/always) plays his guitar after eleven o'clock at night, because everyone is in bed.
Toby never plays his guitar after eleven o'clock at night, because everyone is in the bed.
put the adverb in the correct place: Table tennis club is on Friday. (always)
Table tennis club is ALWAYS on Friday.
put the adverb in the right place: I'm late for school. (never)
I'm NEVER late for school.
put the adverb in the right place: I don't watch cartoons in the morning. (usually)
I don't USUALLY WATCH cartoons in the morning.
