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What do you never do?
I never play the cello.
What do you always do?
I always go to school. I always do my homework., etc.
Do you go to concerts? How often do you go to concerts?
Yes, I do.//No, I don't. I never go to concerts.
Does your mom play any musical instruments?
Yes, she does. No, she doesn't.
Do you play the guitar?
Yes, I do. // No, I don't.
Where do you go to learn English?
I go to Wellington House to learn english.
When do you practise the piano? ( Answer: every day)
I play the piano every day.
When do you go to school?
I go to school every day.
Where do you go to school?
I go to...
What musical instrument do you play?
I play the piano, etc.
Put the words to make a correct sentence. games/plays /video /never/ He/ on weekdays.
He never plays video games on weekdays.
Is the sentence correct? I always does sport on Sundays.
WRONG. I ALWAYS DO SPORT ON SUNDAYS.
Is the sentence correct? SHE ALWAYS HAVE LUNCH AT SCHOOL.
WRONG. SHE ALWAYS HAS LUNCH AT SCHOOL.
Make a sentence. Put the words in order. music /listens/never/ She/ classical /to .
She never listens to classical music.
Make a sentence. Put the words in order. I /TO/ POP /LISTEN/ALWAYS/ MUSIC.
I always listen to pop music.
Make a true sentence about you. (GO TO ENGLISH CLASS AT WELLI)
I always go to English class at Welli.
Make a true sentence about your dad. (always, often, sometimes, never) READ THE NEWSPAPER
MY DAD SOMETIMES READS THE NEWSPAPER.
Make a true sentence about you. (always, often, sometimes, never) GO TO SCHOOL ON THE BUS
I NEVER GO TO SCHOOL ON THE BUS.
Make a true sentence about your mother. (always, often, sometimes, never)   HAVE BREAKFAST
My mother always has breakfast.
Make a true sentence about you. (always/often/sometimes/never)  DO MY HOMEWORK
ex. I ALWAYS DO MY HOMEWORK.