English

1- My family often goes (go) out for dinner. 2- Jason and Lisa always like (like) to talk in class. 3- She drinks (drink) coffee all the time .4 – They never listen (listen) to the teacher. 5 – A good student always performs (perform) well in class. 6 – Our friends sometimes meet (meet) up in the shopping mall. 7 – Her aunty likes (like) to cook dinner for people. 8 – John’s dog usually obeys (obey) him. 9 – Lisa never does(do) her homework. 10. Every morning I get up(get up) at seven o’clock and have (have) a shower. 

Exercise 2  use the Negative form of Present Simple.

1 – I don’t like to eat ice-cream.2- Aunty Sharon doesn’t eat chicken every night.3 – John and Lisa don’t do their homework on weekends.4 – Tim’s baby doesn’t cry.5 – We don’t always play football on Saturday.6 – He doesn’t watch the T.V. on Saturdays7 – I don’t understand my English homework.8 – My house doesn’t have a garden.9 – The shop doesn’t,.open until 12 o’clock.10 – She doesn’t like to play basketball. 

Exercise 3 use the Interrogative form of Present Simple.  1 – Doe’s Lucy go to school at 8 o’clock in the morning?2 Do you want a drink?3 Does your teacher shout?4 Do Martyn and Janice like to dance at the weekends?5 Does your family go on holiday?6 Does Jason have a course tomorrow?7 do you want to go to the cinema?8 Does his mother go to the gym?9 Do you like to swim?10. Does Michael’s friends eat breakfast in the morning? 

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ENGLISH

HOW DO YOU CELEBRATE EASTER IN YOUR FAMILY?

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PIGS BLOOD CAKE. TAIWAN

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Around the world alone

John White is a bus driver. He likes his job, but he loves his boat. Once a year, John goes on a short journey in the boat. His wife Pauline and son Andy often go with him. This year is different, John is taking a year off from his job and is sailing around the world. And he is doing it alone. An exiciting journey? Yes and no. Sometimes dolphins and whales swim along with the boat, and sometimes I sail past beautiful tropical islands, says John. But sometimes the weather gets bad and then I have problems. John wants to.

John wants to take his family with him if the weather is nice.

Negative Imperatives

  1. Read the instructions.
  2. Don’t feed the animals in the zoo.
  3. Brush your teeth.
  4. Go upstairs.
  5. don’t be late for school. CLUEnegative sentence → don’t be (don’t + infinitive)Correct is: Don’t be late for school.
  6. Don’t play football in the yard.
  7. Switch off your mobiles.
  8. Don’t talk during the lesson.
  9. Do your homework.
  10. Don’t swim in this lake.