Module 1 THAT'S ME Grammar (form 6)

What grammar tense is it?

My father often watches films on TV.

What grammar tense is it?

He is wearing a green jumper and jeans today.

What grammar tense is it?

Derek never goes to Internet cafe.

What grammar tense is it?

Why are you wearing that dress?

What grammar tense is it?

Is Peter doing his homework at the moment? - No, he is playing computer games.

1. Mandy's birthday is    [on, in]June.

2. I like hanging out with my friends       [after, on, till]school.

3. Tony doesn't usually play computer games        [before, in, on] weekdays.

4. I         [never, often, usually] wear these leggins. They are awful.

5. Rita           [never, sometimes, always] helps her friends. She's very helpful person.

6. I go to the beach       [once, three, twice] times a month.

Choose the correct form of the verbs.

I want ... a new mobile phone.

Choose the correct form of the verbs.

Tracey and Sally love ... arts and crafts.

Choose the correct form of the verbs.

We can't stand ... fottball on TV.

Choose the correct form of the verbs.

Would you like ... to the theatre tonight?

Choose the correct form of the verbs.

I enjoy ... my free time with my sister.

Choose the correct form of the verbs.

Lilly wanrs ... an ice-hockey team

1. Listen to the text and choose the correct variant.

1. 1) Lizzy is very:                   [lazy and friendly, warm and friendly, kind and outgoing].

2. Now she is:                          [walking her friend's dog, feeding her cat, watering the plants].

3. My friend is fond of:                     [doing arts, surfing the Net, singing and dancing].

4. She likes to wear:                     [jeans and T-shirts, skirts and blouses, dresses].

5. Lizzy enjoys going:                    [to the cinema, to the sports club, to the theatre].

6. The girl is:                        [energetic and charming, honest and reliable, patient and kind].

Choose the correct verb in Present Simple or Present Progressive.

1. Robbie often           [takes, is taking] long walks in the park.

2. Fred                 [does not chat, is not chatting] on the Net at the moment.

3. My sister always           [gives, is giving] me advice on how to solve my problems.

4. My friend Robert          [is going, goes] to see his aunt and uncle once or twice a year.

5. John’s elder brother is a student and he              [prepares, is preparing] for his examination now.

6. My classmates and I always             [play, are playing] football in the yard.