Daily Routine: Finish the sentence using present simple tense.
At half past one, she listens to music. / At one thirty, she listens to music.
Finish the sentence with could / couldn't or can / can't and the action word.
When I was 3, I couldn't cook.
Finish the sentence with could / couldn't or can / can't and the action word.
When I was a baby, I couldn't run. / I could not run.
Daily Routine: Finish the sentence using present simple tense.
She gets up at half past nine. / She gets up at nine thirty.
Spell the word.
c l i m b
Finish the sentence with could / couldn't or can / can't and the action word.
When she was 2, she couldn't swim.
Answer the question.
It's nine o'clock.
Answer the question.
It's midnight.
Finish the sentence with could / couldn't or can / can't and the action word.
Now, he can't play guitar. / Now, I can't play guitar.
Finish the sentence with could / couldn't or can / can't and the action word.
When I was 6, I could jump.
Spell the word.
l a u g h
Answer the question.
It's midday. / It's noon.
Answer the question.
It's half past eight. / It's eight thirty.
Daily Routine: Finish the sentence using present simple tense.
She plays basketball at half past eleven. / She plays basketball at eleven thirty.
Finish the sentence with could / couldn't or can / can't and the action word.
Now, I can jump. / Now, she can jump.
Answer the question.
It's half past six. / It's six thirty.
Daily Routine: Finish the sentence using present simple tense.
At half past seven, they watch tv. / At seven thirty, they watch tv.
Finish the sentence with could / couldn't or can / can't and the action word.
Now, she can hop. / Now, I can hop.
Answer the question.
It's half past three. / It's three thirty.
Spell the words.
dress up
Answer the question.
It's half past twelve. / It's twelve thirty.
Finish the sentence with could / couldn't or can / can't and the action word.
When she was 8, she couldn't play the piano.
Finish the sentence with could / couldn't or can / can't and the action word.
When she was 5, she couldn't skip (rope).
Answer the question.
It's six o'clock.