Writing

Complete the sentences with How much or How many.

_______ chocolate bars do you eat a week?

Complete the sentences with How much or How many.

________ ketchup do you want on your chips?

Complete the sentences with How much or How many.

_______ players are there in a basketball team?

Complete the sentences with How much or How many.

________ coffee does your mother drink a day?

Complete the sentences with some, any or a(n).

1. Would you like      [some, any, a, an]sauce on your rice?

2. There's      [some, any, a, an] slice of cheese in the fridge.

3. My grandfather always has      [some, any, a, an]eggs for breakfast.

4. I need      [some, any, a, an]butter for the cake.

5. There aren't      [some, any, a, an]chips.

6. Is that      [some, any, a, an]onion? Yuck! I hate the smell.

Complete with the Present Simple or the Present Continuous of the verbs.

1. Patrick             [is watching, watches]the fireworks in the park now.

2. My mum           [is buying, buys] new boots every winter.

3. Helen                [is not wearing, does not wear]jeans. She hates them.

4. Sandra and Lou            [are making, make]pancakes at the moment.

5. Andy and his friends             [are getting, get]together every weekend.

6. Sally                [is not talking, does not talk] on the phone. She's outside.

Complete with the Past Simple of the verbs in brackets.

1. A:     you     (buy) a new car?

   B: Yes, I        (buy) it last month.

2. A: We      (go) to the swimming pool last Sunday.

   B: Really?     you      (have) a good time?

   A: Yes, we     (have) a fantastic time. We      (swim) for hours.

3. Yesterday, my aunt and uncle         (visit) us but my cousins              (not come).

Match the sentences with the Future be going to

Complete with the comparative or the superlative form of the adjectives in brackets.

1. My brother is        (tall) than my father.

2. Basketball is the              (popular) sport at my school.

3. We visited the                (beautiful) village on the mountain.

4. Your cake is                (delicious) than my mum's but don't tell her.

5. This is the         (high) building in the city.

6. Who is the      (good) students in your class?

7. I'm        (lazy) than my brother. I think I'm the         (lazy) in the family.

Use the Present Simple, Present Continuous, Past Simple, or Future Simple

1. Patricia usually      (go) out on Saturday night but she            (not go) out last night because she was tired.

2. I usually      (take) the bus to school but today my sister            (drive) me

3. I think I         (go) and take a walk.

4. Everything         (be) perfect.

5. It     (be) John's birthday yesterday.