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She usually..... (lie) on the beach.
She usually lies on the beach.
Carla/study/at Harvard School of Economics.
Carla studies at Harvard School of Economics..
Misaki/live/in Tokio with her family.
Misaki lives in Tokio with her family.
Rodrigo/want/to be a doctor.
Rodrigo wants to be a doctor.
He/watch/TV in the afternoon.
He watches TV in the afternoon.
Simpsons/live/in Springfield.
Simpsons live in Springfield.
Maria/listen/to music in the evening.
Maria listens to music in the evening.
She/eat/hamburgers for dinner.
She eats hamburgers for dinner.
He/take/online English classes at six o'clock.
He takes online English classes at six o'clock.
Kids/go/to bed at 8 o'clock.
Kids go to bed at 8 o'clock.
Manuel/have/lunch with his family.
Manuel has lunch with his family.
She/have/breakfast at seven o'clock.
She has breakfast at seven o'clock.
You don't like green pepper and you don't like garlic either. [Patrick]
Patrick doesn't like green pepper and he doesn't like garlic either.
We don't like cauliflower and we don't like aubergine either. [Tom]
Tom doesn't like cauliflower and he doesn't like aubergine either.
They don't like garlic and they don't like onion either. [Karen]
Karen doesn't like garlic and she doesn't like onion either.
I don't like cabbage and I don't like spinach either. [Laura]
Laura doesn't like cabbage and she doesn't like spinach either.
I don't have a moustache. [Toby]
Toby doesn't have a moustache.
You don't want to tidy up your room. [he]
He doesn't want to tidy up his room.
The classes don't start in the morning. [the class]
The class doesn't start in the morning.
I don't have a printer. [my sister]
My sister doesn't have a printer.
They don't use a mouse pad. [she]
She doesn't have a fringe.
We don't go camping every summer. [Laura]
Laura doesn't go camping every summer.
I don't have a fringe. [Peter]
Peter doesn't have a fringe.
They don't go to work by scooter. [my dad]
My dad doesn't go to work by scooter.
We don't have a swimming pool. [the hotel]
The hotel doesn't have a swimming pool.
My parents don't like spinach. [change the subject to: My brother...]
My brother doesn't like spinach.
Make it negative. She likes to wake up early.
She doesn't like to wake up early.
Make it negative. He starts work at 9:00 AM.
He doesn't start work at 9:00 AM.
Make it negative. She has a pet bird.
She doesn't have a pet bird.
Complete the question. What / she / do for fun?
What does she do for fun?
Complete the question. What kind of books / he / like to read?
What kind of books does he like to read?
Complete the question. What / he / do?
What does he do?
Complete the question. Where / she / work?
Where does she work?
Complete the question. What instrument / his sister / play?
What instrument does his sister play?
Complete the question. your mother / cook dinner every night?
Does your mother cook dinner every night?
Complete the question. it / rain a lot in Tangier?
Does it rain a lot in Tangier?
Complete the question. she / eat many vegetables?
Does she eat many vegetables?
Complete the question. he / like to play soccer?
Does he like to play soccer?
Write a sentence in third person using the verb "push" and a noun "door"
He pushes the door to get out of the car.
Write down which verbs should only have the S added to them
Swim, Play, Live, Like, Say, Walk, Read, Get, Chat, Visit, Send, Post, Bite.
The correct third person singular form of the verb spy is: Spyies. True or False
False - the correct form is "spies"
She ________ in the olympic pool
swims
The food in Sweden is very expensive. It ________ a lot to live there.
costs
He ___________ his hair.
He washes his hair.
He get up at seven o'clock. Is this sentence correct?
It is incorrect - "gets" is correct form.
My brother (eat/eats) a lot of hamburgers.
My brother eats a lot of hamburgers.
My sister never tidys her bedroom. Is this sentence correct?
It is incorrect. Because the correct form of the verb is "tidies".
Vanessa (like/likes) playing tennis.
Vanessa likes playing tennis.
The monkey _______ (jump) from tree to tree
JUMPS
I _____ (put) milk in my tea
PUTS
Emily _______ (run) in the park every morning
RUNS
He _______( NO speak) Italian.
DOESN'T SPEAK
He ______ (deny) all responsibility.
DENIES
Isabel ______ (study) every night
STUDIES
My dog _______ (hate) my cat.
HATES
Martha _______ (drink) coffee every morning.
DRINKS
They _______ (speak) three languages.
SPEAK
Birds ______ (nest) on trees
NEST
I ______ (eat) pasta every Friday
EAT
A mechanic ______ (fix) cars.
FIXES
She _________ (watch) soap operas every afternoon.
WATCHES
He _____ (kiss) his wife before he _____ (go) to work
KISSESS / GOES
The dog _______ (sleep) on the sofa
SLEEPS
He _____ (do) his homwork at the library
DOES
I _____ (love) that film
LOVE
She always ________ (cry) when she ________ (get) hungry
CRIES / GETS
It is true or false that we add -es to verbs ending in: -ss, -x, -sh, -ch. Give two verbs that comply with this rule.
True - (Wash -washes, Kiss- kisses, Watch- watches, Catch -catches)
We change the base form of the verbs ending in -y into -i before adding -es in he, she, it (third person) singular. True or False
True
We add -s to the base form ending in -y in he, she, it (third person) singulars if the letters before -y are vowels. True or False
True
For most verbs, we add -s to the base form in the she, he, it (pronouns third person singular) form.   True or False
True
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