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A2 Unit 1 Grammar review: Present Simple,adv fre ...

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  • True or False: Adverbs of frequency come before the main verb.
    False
    True
  • Fill in the gap: They ___ (not/sing) in the choir.
    don't sing
  • True or False: We can use adverbs of frequency at the beginning of a sentence for emphasis.
    False
    True
  • Fill in the gap: ___ you like pizza?
    Do
  • Which adverb means 0%? I ___ eat meat because I'm vegetarian.
    never
    rarely
    always
    sometimes
  • Fill in the gap: She ___ (usually/take) the bus to work.
    usually takes
  • Choose the adverb of frequency: I go to the dentist ___ a year.
    one
    first
    once
    single
  • Is this sentence correct? 'I always am late for school.'
    No
    Yes
  • Fill in the gap: ___ they live in Madrid?
    Do
  • True or False: We add -s or -es to verbs with I/you/we/they in present simple.
    False
    True
  • Choose the correct answer: Does he ___ to work by car?
    go
    went
    goes
    going
  • Is this sentence correct? 'We sometimes go to the cinema.'
    No
    Yes
  • Fill in the gap with the correct form: We ___ (watch) TV every evening.
    watch
  • Fill in the gap: They ___ (not/usually/drink) coffee.
    don't usually drink
  • True or False: The present simple is used to talk about things happening now.
    False
    True
  • True or False: We use the present simple for habits and routines.
    False
    True
  • Which sentence is correct?
    She eats never meat.
    Never she eats meat.
    She never eat meat.
    She never eats meat.
  • True or False: Adverbs of frequency usually appear at the end of a sentence.
    True
    False
  • Fill in the gap: She ___ (always/be) kind to everyone.
    is always
  • Choose the correct form: My sister ___ (study) every night.
    studying
    study
    studies
    studys
  • Is this sentence correct? 'They doesn't play football.'
    No
    Yes
  • Choose the correct form: My parents ___ (not/like) horror films.
    doesn't like
    don't like
    aren't like
    not like
  • Choose the correct question form: ___ she work on Saturdays?
    Are
    Do
    Does
    Is
  • Choose the frequency: I ___ go swimming - about three times a week.
    always
    often
    never
    rarely
  • Choose the adverb: She visits her grandmother ___ a week.
    twice
    double
    two
    second
  • True or False: We use 'do' with he/she/it in questions.
    False
    True
  • Fill in the gap: He ___ (not/often/be) late.
    isn't often
  • Is this sentence correct? 'I have always breakfast at 8 a.m.'
    No
    Yes
  • Fill in the gap: How ___ do you play video games? (adverb of frequency)
    often
  • Choose the correct verb form: He ___ (play) tennis every Saturday.
    played
    playing
    plays
    play
  • Choose the adverb of frequency that means 100%: I ___ brush my teeth.
    never
    sometimes
    usually
    always
  • Which adverb of frequency means 50%? He ___ eats vegetables.
    always
    usually
    sometimes
    never
  • Is this sentence grammatically correct? 'She doesn't likes coffee.'
    No
    Yes
  • Choose the correct form: It ___ (not/rain) much here.
    isn't rain
    don't rain
    doesn't rain
    not rains
  • Fill in the gap: ___ he speak English?
    Does
  • Choose the position: Where does the adverb usually go? 'He is always happy.'
    before be
    at the end
    at the beginning
    before the main verb after be
  • Is this sentence correct? 'Do you often watch TV?'
    No
    Yes
  • Fill in the gap: I ___ (rarely/eat) fast food.
    rarely eat
  • True or False: We use doesn't with he/she/it in present simple negative.
    True
    False
  • Is this sentence correct? 'How often do you goes to the gym?'
    Yes
    No
  • Is this sentence correct? 'They are usually tired after work.'
    No
    Yes
  • Which is correct? He ___ tennis on Fridays.
    playing
    plays
    play
    is play
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