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A2 U1 Present Simple +Adv Frequency + Much/Many
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Complete the question: "___ she live in England?
Does
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Fix the mistake: "She doesn't have much books."
She doesn't have many books
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I play tennis (sometimes)
I SOMETIMES play tennis
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Which adverb of frequency means 100%?
sometimes
never
always
usually
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Put the adverb in the correct place: "I brush my teeth in the morning." (ALWAYS)
I ALWAYS brush my teeth in the morning.
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Put the adverb in the correct place: "He is tired." (often)
He is often tired
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Complete the short answer: "Do you play football?" "Yes, __________
I do
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She speaks quickly. The word 'quickly' is formed by adding -ly to the adjective ___.
quick
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Correct the word order: is / always / He / before / nervous/ class
He is always nervous before class
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Fix the mistake: "They doesn't sing."
They don't sing
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We use the Present Simple for habits and routines that are always ___.
true
false
sometimes
happy
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Choose the correct negative form for "She sings."
She doesn´t sing
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Many is used with a large number of a(n) ___ noun.
singular
clock
uncountable
countable
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The negative form of "They go" is "They ___ go."
don´t
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Complete with much or many: "How ___ students go to the classes?"
many
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Rearrange the sentence: he / plays / always / the / piano
He always plays the piano
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We use "much" with ___ nouns.
big
plural
uncountable
countable
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Complete the question: "How ___ free time does she have?"
much
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Where do adverbs of frequency come when the main verb is not "to be"?
First word
At the end of the sentence
Before the main verb
After the main verb
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Complete the sentence: "She ___ (play) football every Saturday."
plays
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Put the adverb in the correct place: "The trains are late." (never)
The trains are NEVER late
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