Question

part a.
choose the correct form of the verb in simple present.

1. robert ( work / works ) at a factory.
2. anna ( live / lives ) in new york.
3. the children ( like / likes ) ice cream.
4. you and your friends ( speak / speaks ) well.
5. mr. thomas ( watch / watches ) tv every night.
6. the store ( open / opens ) at 8:00 am.
7. i ( need / needs ) money.

part b.
choose the correct form of the verb have
example:
the students ( have / has ) an exam today.

1. new york city ( have / has ) tall buildings.
2. your sister ( have / has ) three children.
3. my husband and i ( have / has ) a small cat.
4. the school ( have / has ) many students.

part c.
unscramble the following sentences.

1. eat / fish / never / i
2. peter / happy / is / i always
3. in i park i run i the i sometimes i we

part d.
write 3 sentences using always, sometimes and never.
example:
i never eat breakfast.
1.
2.
3.

part e.
change the following sentences to negative and questions.
example:
the woman eats chicken.
the woman doesnt eat chicken.
does the woman eat chicken?

1. they fight every day.

1. henry wins lunch.

1. i dance well.

part f.
answer the following questions with your personal
information. answer in complete sentences.
example:
when do you do laundry? i do laundry on wednesdays.

1. what time do you wake up?
2. who do you call every week?
3. where do you study english?
4. what do you drink every day?
5. what time do you go to bed?

Explanation:

Part A

1. Para "Robert (work / works) at a factory", el sujeto "Robert" es singular, así que se usa "works".
2. Para "Anna (live / lives) in New York", "Anna" es singular, por lo que "lives".
3. Para "The children (like / likes) ice cream", "children" es plural, entonces "like".
4. Para "You and your friends (speak / speaks) well", el sujeto compuesto es plural, así que "speak".
5. Para "Mr. Thomas (watch / watches) TV every night", "Mr. Thomas" es singular, por lo tanto "watches".
6. Para "The store (open / opens) at 8:00 am", "store" es singular, así que "opens".
7. Para "I (need / needs) money", el sujeto "I" usa el verbo en forma base, "need".

1. Para "New York city (have / has) tall buildings", "city" es singular, así que "has".
2. Para "Your sister (have / has) three children", "sister" es singular, por lo que "has".
3. Para "My husband and I (have / has) a small cat", el sujeto compuesto es plural, entonces "have".
4. Para "The school (have / has) many students", "school" es singular, así que "has".

1. Reordenar "not / fish / never / I" da "I never fish not" no, la correcta es "I never eat fish" (suponiendo que haya un error de escritura y la palabra sea "eat" en lugar de "not", o "I never fish" si es correcto). Pero con las palabras dadas, "I never fish not" no tiene sentido, pero probablemente es "I never eat fish" (si "not" es un error). O si las palabras son "not", "fish", "never", "I", la correcta es "I never fish not" no, mejor "I never eat fish" (corrigiendo la palabra perdida). Pero asumiendo que es "I never fish" (sin "not" o con "not" como error), o "I never eat fish".
2. Reordenar "Peter / happy / I / is / always" da "I am always happy Peter" no, la correcta es "Peter is always happy" (si el sujeto es Peter) o "I am always happy" (si el sujeto es I). Pero con las palabras dadas: "Peter / happy / I / is / always", la correcta es "Peter is always happy" (si se organiza como sujeto + verbo + adverbio + adjetivo).
3. Reordenar "in / I park / run / the / sometimes / We" da "We sometimes run in the park" (organizando: sujeto "We", adverbio "sometimes", verbo "run", preposición "in", artículo "the", sustantivo "park"). O "I sometimes run in the park" si el sujeto es "I". Pero con las palabras dadas: "in", "I park", "run", "the", "sometimes", "We", la correcta es "We sometimes run in the park" (o "I sometimes run in the park" si se usa "I" en lugar de "We").

Answer:

1. Robert works at a factory.
2. Anna lives in New York.
3. The children like ice cream.
4. You and your friends speak well.
5. Mr. Thomas watches TV every night.
6. The store opens at 8:00 am.
7. I need money.

Part B