True or false? A cycle lane is for pedestrians.
False
Millions of people visit / visits Spain every year.
visit
True or false? Pedestrians cross the road at a zebra crossing.
True
Harry go / goes to work by bike.
goes
Rewrite in the negative form: "I take the train to Kings Cross".
I don't take the train to Kings Cross.
Lucas and Fiona don't / doesn't use public transport in the city.
don't
What's this?
It's a traffic jam.
Rewrite in the negative form: "The train arrives at 10:35".
The train doesn't arrive at 10:35.
Emily ride / rides her bike to school.
rides
What's this?
It's a traffic light.
Jack and Lily use / uses bikes to travel around the world.
use
A: Does Isabella travel by plane? B: No, she _____.
doesn't
A: Do you want to visit me this weekend? B: Yes, I _____.
do
Ecuadorian people are / aren't from the USA.
aren't
Translate: "Tengo un billete de ida".
I've got a single ticket.
Translate: "Charlie tiene un casco".
Charlie's got a helmet.
A British person is / isn't from the UK.
is
A: Does Jacob know the bus times from London? B: Yes, he _____.
does
Translate: "Sophie no tiene una tarjeta".
Sophie hasn't got a card.
Jake don't / doesn't drive to work.
doesn't
A: Do Will and Ruby go by bus to the town centre? B: No, they _____.
don't
Translate: "No tengo un billete de ida y vuelta".
I haven't got a return ticket.