Present Simple / Continuous: I .. (not wear) shorts today. It's cold!
am not wearing
Present Simple / Continuous: Daniel and Carlos ... tennis every Thursday after school.
play
... a bottle of water in the fridge.
Is there
There are
There is
Are there
Present Simple / Continuous: Look at Pete. ... (he sing)? Wow! Yes. He's really good!
Is he singing?
Is there an ... on the table? Yes, there is.
orange juice
apple juice
apple
oranges
Present Simple / Continuous: My dad usually works on Mondays, but he ... (not work) today. He's at home, reading a book.
isn't working
Present Simple / Continuous: Today I ... boots. I usually ... trainers.
'm wearing / wear
is / isn't / are / aren't: There ... any tomatoes in this salad
aren't
Present Simple / Continuous: This morning I ... (go) to school by car. I usually ... (walk)
am going / walk
Present Simple / Continuous: Emily ... football every Saturday.
plays
Present Simple / Continuous: Is Sam swimming? Yes, ... ...
he is
Present Simple / Continuous: What kind of films ... (you watch) with your family? I usually watch comedy films with them.
do you watch
a / an / any / some: Are there ... fizzy drinks? No, but there's some juice.
any
Present Simple / Continuous: What clothes ... (you wear) for school every day?
do you wear
How many / How much .... cheese is there? There isn't any cheese.
How much
We've got ... meat for the barbecue tomorrow.
any
some
many
much
There's some rice, but there ... any beans.
aren't
Present Simple / Continuous: Look at Grandma and Grandad! They ... a video game!
are playing
I usually have a ... for lunch.
pasta
sandwich
juice
rice
Present Simple / Continuous: My mum usually makes dinner, but she ... (make) it today. I am!
isn't making
I don't eat ... chocolate because it's unhealthy.
many
some
much
a lot of
a / an / any / some: I've got ... orange in my bag
an
How ... sandwiches are there? There are three.
many
a / an / any / some: I've got ... rice and chicken today.
some
a / an / any / some: Is there ... bread? Yes, there's a lot.
any
Present Simple / Continuous: John ... (not wear) a cap now.
isn't wearing