I _____ (do/play/go) volleyball with my friends on weekends.
I play volleyball with my friends on weekends.
How / What often does he play video games?
How often does he play video games?
We read/draw books at the library.
We read books at the library.
They always _____ (go/do/play) surfing in the summer.
They always go surfing in the summer.
My brother enjoys swimming, and / or / but I don’t.
My brother enjoys swimming, but I don’t.
I like apples and / or / but bananas. She wants to go to the park, and / or / but it’s raining.
I like apples and bananas. She wants to go to the park, but it’s raining.
I visit/paint my grandparents every month.
I visit my grandparents every month.
Have / Has you got any pets?
Have you got any pets?
Correct or Incorrect?: They play sometimes soccer after school. We are hardly ever going to the park on weekends.
They play sometimes soccer after school. We are hardly ever going to the park on weekends.
She __ to the park in the afternoon. a. usually goes b. goes usually c. go usually
She usually goes to the park in the afternoon
With the verb be, the adverb comes before/after the verb.
With the verb be, the adverb comes after the verb.
Does / Is she study English every day?
Does she study English every day?
They watch/play chess on Saturdays.
They play chess on Saturdays.
Where / When does your best friend live?
Where does your best friend live?
True or False: He hardly ever watches TV. This means he watches TV a lot.
False
He _____ (go/do/play) skiing in the winter.
He goes skiing in the winter.
He listens/sings to music in the evening.
He listens to music in the evening.
Complete the next sentences with go, do, or play: _____ swimming._____ karate._____ chess.
go swimming.do karate.play chess.
I can walk to school, and / or / but I can take the bus.
I can walk to school, and I can take the bus.
With the other verbs, the adverb comes before/after the verb
With the other verbs, the adverb comes before the verb
She goes/plays swimming on weekends.
She goes swimming on weekends.
She _____ (play/do/go) aerobics every morning.
She does aerobics every morning.
She ___ happy on Mondays, but she ___ smiles in the morning. a) is hardly ever / always b) hardly ever is / sometimes c) is always / never
She is hardly ever happy on Mondays, but she always smiles in the morning.