Complete the answers

1. What time does he get up?

He _____ at 6:00.
2. When does he go to Bed?
He _____ to bed at 11:45.
3. Does he go to work by taxi?
_____, he does.
4. Does he have lunch in a restaurant?
_____, he doesn’t
5. Does he go out in the evening?
No, he _____.
 Complete the answers
1. What time does he get up?
He gets up at 6:00.
2. When does he go to Bed?
He _____ to bed at 11:45.
3. Does he go to work by taxi?
_____, he does.
4. Does he have lunch in a restaurant?
_____, he doesn’t
5. Does he go out in the evening?
No, he _____.
 Complete the answers
1. What time does he get up?
He gets up at 6:00.
2. When does he go to Bed?
He goes to to bed at 11:45.
3. Does he go to work by taxi?
_____, he does.
4. Does he have lunch in a restaurant?
_____, he doesn’t
5. Does he go out in the evening?
No, he _____.
 Complete the answers
1. What time does he get up?
He gets up at 6:00.
2. When does he go to Bed?
He goes to to bed at 11:45.
3. Does he go to work by taxi?
Yes, he does.
4. Does he have lunch in a restaurant?
_____, he doesn’t
5. Does he go out in the evening?
No, he _____.
 Complete the answers
1. What time does he get up?
He gets up at 6:00.
2. When does he go to Bed?
He goes to to bed at 11:45.
3. Does he go to work by taxi?
Yes, he does.
4. Does he have lunch in a restaurant?
No, he doesn’t
5. Does he go out in the evening?
No, he _____.
 Complete the answers
1. What time does he get up?
He gets up at 6:00.
2. When does he go to Bed?
He goes to to bed at 11:45.
3. Does he go to work by taxi?
Yes, he does.
4. Does he have lunch in a restaurant?
No, he doesn’t
5. Does he go out in the evening?
No, he doesn’t.
 Write negative sentences
1. live / London
_______________________________________
2. drive to work
_______________________________________
3. work in a bank
_______________________________________
4. have a lot of friends
_______________________________________
5. go to bed late
_______________________________________
 Write negative sentences
1. live / London
He doesn’t live in London.
2. drive to work
_______________________________________
3. work in a bank
_______________________________________
4. have a lot of friends
_______________________________________
5. go to bed late
_______________________________________
 Write negative sentences
1. live / London
He doesn’t live in London.
2. drive to work
He doesn’t drive to work.
3. work in a bank
_______________________________________
4. have a lot of friends
_______________________________________
5. go to bed late
_______________________________________
 Write negative sentences
1. live / London
He doesn’t live in London.
2. drive to work
He doesn’t drive to work.
3. work in a bank
He doesn’t work in a bank.
4. have a lot of friends
_______________________________________
5. go to bed late
_______________________________________
 Write negative sentences
1. live / London
He doesn’t live in London.
2. drive to work
He doesn’t drive to work.
3. work in a bank
He doesn’t work in a bank.
4. have a lot of friends
He doesn’t have a lot of friends.
5. go to bed late
_______________________________________
 Write negative sentences
1. live / London
He doesn’t live in London.
2. drive to work
He doesn’t drive to work.
3. work in a bank
He doesn’t work in a bank.
4. have a lot of friends
He doesn’t have a lot of friends.
5. go to bed late
He doesn’t go to bed late.
Complete the chart in the Present Simple
Positive Negative Question
I Work Do I work?
You
He / She Works Does she
work?
We Don’t work
They
 Complete the chart in the Present Simple
Positive Negative Question
I Work I don’t Do I work?
work
You
He / She Works Does she
work?
We Don’t work
They
 Complete the chart in the Present Simple
Positive Negative Question
I Work I don’t Do I work?
work
You Work
He / She Works Does she
work?
We Don’t work
They
 Complete the chart in the Present Simple
Positive Negative Question
I Work I don’t Do I work?
work
You Work You don’t
work
He / She Works Does she
work?
We Don’t work
They
 Complete the chart in the Present Simple
Positive Negative Question
I Work I don’t Do I work?
work
You Work You don’t Do you
work work?
He / She Works Does she
work?
We Don’t work
They
 Complete the chart in the Present Simple
Positive Negative Question
I Work I don’t Do I work?
work
You Work You don’t Do you
work work?
He / She Works He doesn’t Does she
work work?
We Don’t work
They
 Complete the chart in the Present Simple
Positive Negative Question
I Work I don’t Do I work?
work
You Work You don’t Do you
work work?
He / She Works He doesn’t Does she
work work?
We Work Don’t work
They
 Complete the chart in the Present Simple
Positive Negative Question
I Work I don’t work Do I work?
You Work You don’t Do you work?
work
He / She Works He doesn’t Does she
work work?
We Work Don’t work Do we work
They
 Complete the chart in the Present Simple
Positive Negative Question
I Work I don’t work Do I work?
You Work You don’t Do you work?
work
He / She Works He doesn’t Does she
work work?
We Work Don’t work Do we work?
They Work
 Complete the chart in the Present Simple
Positive Negative Question
I Work I don’t work Do I work?
You Work You don’t Do you work?
work
He / She Works He doesn’t Does she
work work?
We Work Don’t work Do we work?
They Work They don’t
work
 Complete the chart in the Present Simple
Positive Negative Question
I Work I don’t work Do I work?
You Work You don’t Do you work?
work
He / She Works He doesn’t Does she
work work?
We Work Don’t work Do we work?
They Work They don’t Do they work?
work
Read and complete the text with the verbs

cooks ● eats ● gets ● gets up ● goes (x2) ● has

(x2) ● invites ● listens to ● lives ● phones ●
plays ● works
Lois Maddox is 25 and she’s an artist. She
_____ in a small house by the sea in Cape Cod,
Massachusetts. She always _____ late, at ten
o’clock in the morning. She _____ a big
breakfast – coffee, eggs, and toast – and then
she _____ to the beach.
Read and complete the text with the verbs

cooks ● eats ● gets ● gets up ● goes (x2) ● has

(x2) ● invites ● listens to ● lives ● phones ●
plays ● works
Lois Maddox is 25 and she’s an artist. She lives
in a small house by the sea in Cape Cod,
Massachusetts. She always _____ late, at ten
o’clock in the morning. She _____ a big
breakfast – coffee, eggs, and toast – and then
she _____ to the beach.
Read and complete the text with the verbs

cooks ● eats ● gets ● gets up ● goes (x2) ● has

(x2) ● invites ● listens to ● lives ● phones ●
plays ● works
Lois Maddox is 25 and she’s an artist. She lives
in a small house by the sea in Cape Cod,
Massachusetts. She always gets up late, at ten
o’clock in the morning. She _____ a big
breakfast – coffee, eggs, and toast – and then
she _____ to the beach.
Read and complete the text with the verbs

cooks ● eats ● gets ● gets up ● goes (x2) ● has

(x2) ● invites ● listens to ● lives ● phones ●
plays ● works
Lois Maddox is 25 and she’s an artist. She lives
in a small house by the sea in Cape Cod,
Massachusetts. She always gets up late, at ten
o’clock in the morning. She has a big breakfast
– coffee, eggs, and toast – and then she _____
to the beach.
Read and complete the text with the verbs

cooks ● eats ● gets ● gets up ● goes (x2) ● has

(x2) ● invites ● listens to ● lives ● phones ●
plays ● works
Lois Maddox is 25 and she’s an artist. She lives
in a small house by the sea in Cape Cod,
Massachusetts. She always gets up late, at ten
o’clock in the morning. She has a big breakfast
– coffee, eggs, and toast – and then she goes
to the beach.
When she gets home, she _____ in her
studio until seven o’clock in the evening.
She never _____ lunch, but she always
_____ a big dinner, and she often _____
friends.
After dinner, she usually _____ the radio
or _____ chess. Sometimes she _____
her brother, Elliot, in New York. She
_____ to bed very late, at one or two
o’clock in the morning.
When she gets home, she works in her
studio until seven o’clock in the evening.
She never _____ lunch, but she always
_____ a big dinner, and she often _____
friends.
After dinner, she usually _____ the radio
or _____ chess. Sometimes she _____
her brother, Elliot, in New York. She
_____ to bed very late, at one or two
o’clock in the morning.
When she gets home, she works in her
studio until seven o’clock in the evening.
She never eats lunch, but she always
_____ a big dinner, and she often _____
friends.
After dinner, she usually _____ the radio
or _____ chess. Sometimes she _____
her brother, Elliot, in New York. She
_____ to bed very late, at one or two
o’clock in the morning.
When she gets home, she works in her
studio until seven o’clock in the evening.
She never eats lunch, but she always
cooks a big dinner, and she often _____
friends.
After dinner, she usually _____ the radio
or _____ chess. Sometimes she _____
her brother, Elliot, in New York. She
_____ to bed very late, at one or two
o’clock in the morning.
When she gets home, she works in her
studio until seven o’clock in the evening.
She never eats lunch, but she always
cooks a big dinner, and she often invites
friends.
After dinner, she usually _____ the radio
or _____ chess. Sometimes she _____
her brother, Elliot, in New York. She
_____ to bed very late, at one or two
o’clock in the morning.
When she gets home, she works in her
studio until seven o’clock in the evening.
She never eats lunch, but she always
cooks a big dinner, and she often invites
friends.
After dinner, she usually listens the radio
or _____ chess. Sometimes she _____
her brother, Elliot, in New York. She
_____ to bed very late, at one or two
o’clock in the morning.
When she gets home, she works in her
studio until seven o’clock in the evening.
She never eats lunch, but she always
cooks a big dinner, and she often invites
friends.
After dinner, she usually listens the radio
or plays chess. Sometimes she _____ her
brother, Elliot, in New York. She _____ to
bed very late, at one or two o’clock in the
morning.
When she gets home, she works in her
studio until seven o’clock in the evening.
She never eats lunch, but she always
cooks a big dinner, and she often invites
friends.
After dinner, she usually listens the radio
or plays chess. Sometimes she phones
her brother, Elliot, in New York. She
_____ to bed very late, at one or two
o’clock in the morning.
When she gets home, she works in her
studio until seven o’clock in the evening.
She never eats lunch, but she always
cooks a big dinner, and she often invites
friends.
After dinner, she usually listens the radio
or plays chess. Sometimes she phones
her brother, Elliot, in New York. She goes
to bed very late, at one or two o’clock in
the morning.
Complete the phone conversation between
Lois and her brother Elliot
L Hi, Elliot, how are you?
E I’m _____, thanks. Busy as usual.
L Oh, you’re _____ busy. You and your
computers!
E I know but I _____ my work.
L I love my work, _____, but I relax _____.
E Huh! I don’t know about that. You paint all
day!
Complete the phone conversation between
Lois and her brother Elliot
L Hi, Elliot, how are you?
E I’m fine, thanks. Busy as usual.
L Oh, you’re _____ busy. You and your
computers!
E I know but I _____ my work.
L I love my work, _____, but I relax _____.
E Huh! I don’t know about that. You paint all
day!
Complete the phone conversation between
Lois and her brother Elliot
L Hi, Elliot, how are you?
E I’m fine, thanks. Busy as usual.
L Oh, you’re always busy. You and your
computers!
E I know but I _____ my work.
L I love my work, _____, but I relax _____.
E Huh! I don’t know about that. You paint all
day!
Complete the phone conversation between
Lois and her brother Elliot
L Hi, Elliot, how are you?
E I’m fine, thanks. Busy as usual.
L Oh, you’re always busy. You and your
computers!
E I know but I love my work.
L I love my work, _____, but I relax _____.
E Huh! I don’t know about that. You paint all
day!
Complete the phone conversation between
Lois and her brother Elliot
L Hi, Elliot, how are you?
E I’m fine, thanks. Busy as usual.
L Oh, you’re always busy. You and your
computers!
E I know but I love my work.
L I love my work, too, but I relax _____.
E Huh! I don’t know about that. You paint all
day!
Complete the phone conversation between
Lois and her brother Elliot
L Hi, Elliot, how are you?
E I’m fine, thanks. Busy as usual.
L Oh, you’re always busy. You and your
computers!
E I know but I love my work.
L I love my work, too, but I relax sometimes.
E Huh! I don’t know about that. You paint all
day!
L Yes, but I stop in the _____. You _____ stop!
E That’s not true. Hay, how’s Aunt Nancy?
L Aunt Nancy? She’s OK. You know, Elliot, Aunt Nancy
often _____ about you.
E Really? I like Aunt Nancy.
L Well, come and _____ me soon. I want to cook for
you and Aunt Nancy.
E Good idea! What about next _____? Next Sunday?
L Yes, great! I _____ invite Aunt Nancy at the
weekend.
E Great. See you _____ Sunday. Have a good week!
L Yes, but I stop in the evening. You _____ stop!
E That’s not true. Hay, how’s Aunt Nancy?
L Aunt Nancy? She’s OK. You know, Elliot, Aunt Nancy
often _____ about you.
E Really? I like Aunt Nancy.
L Well, come and _____ me soon. I want to cook for
you and Aunt Nancy.
E Good idea! What about next _____? Next Sunday?
L Yes, great! I _____ invite Aunt Nancy at the
weekend.
E Great. See you _____ Sunday. Have a good week!
L Yes, but I stop in the evening. You never stop!
E That’s not true. Hay, how’s Aunt Nancy?
L Aunt Nancy? She’s OK. You know, Elliot, Aunt Nancy
often _____ about you.
E Really? I like Aunt Nancy.
L Well, come and _____ me soon. I want to cook for
you and Aunt Nancy.
E Good idea! What about next _____? Next Sunday?
L Yes, great! I _____ invite Aunt Nancy at the
weekend.
E Great. See you _____ Sunday. Have a good week!
L Yes, but I stop in the evening. You never stop!
E That’s not true. Hay, how’s Aunt Nancy?
L Aunt Nancy? She’s OK. You know, Elliot, Aunt Nancy
often asks about you.
E Really? I like Aunt Nancy.
L Well, come and _____ me soon. I want to cook for
you and Aunt Nancy.
E Good idea! What about next _____? Next Sunday?
L Yes, great! I _____ invite Aunt Nancy at the
weekend.
E Great. See you _____ Sunday. Have a good week!
L Yes, but I stop in the evening. You never stop!
E That’s not true. Hay, how’s Aunt Nancy?
L Aunt Nancy? She’s OK. You know, Elliot, Aunt Nancy
often asks about you.
E Really? I like Aunt Nancy.
L Well, come and visit me soon. I want to cook for
you and Aunt Nancy.
E Good idea! What about next _____? Next Sunday?
L Yes, great! I _____ invite Aunt Nancy at the
weekend.
E Great. See you _____ Sunday. Have a good week!
L Yes, but I stop in the evening. You never stop!
E That’s not true. Hay, how’s Aunt Nancy?
L Aunt Nancy? She’s OK. You know, Elliot, Aunt Nancy
often asks about you.
E Really? I like Aunt Nancy.
L Well, come and visit me soon. I want to cook for
you and Aunt Nancy.
E Good idea! What about next weekend? Next
Sunday?
L Yes, great! I _____ invite Aunt Nancy at the
weekend.
E Great. See you _____ Sunday. Have a good week!
L Yes, but I stop in the evening. You never stop!
E That’s not true. Hay, how’s Aunt Nancy?
L Aunt Nancy? She’s OK. You know, Elliot, Aunt Nancy
often asks about you.
E Really? I like Aunt Nancy.
L Well, come and visit me soon. I want to cook for
you and Aunt Nancy.
E Good idea! What about next weekend? Next
Sunday?
L Yes, great! I often invite Aunt Nancy at the
weekend.
E Great. See you _____ Sunday. Have a good week!
L Yes, but I stop in the evening. You never stop!
E That’s not true. Hay, how’s Aunt Nancy?
L Aunt Nancy? She’s OK. You know, Elliot, Aunt Nancy
often asks about you.
E Really? I like Aunt Nancy.
L Well, come and visit me soon. I want to cook for
you and Aunt Nancy.
E Good idea! What about next weekend? Next
Sunday?
L Yes, great! I often invite Aunt Nancy at the
weekend.
E Great. See you on Sunday. Have a good week!
Correct the sentences about Lois and Elliot

1. She lives in a flat.

_______________________________________
2. He gets up at ten o’clock.
_______________________________________
3. She’s a businesswoman.
_______________________________________
4. He goes to work by bus.
_______________________________________
5. She watches television in the evening.
_______________________________________
Correct the sentences about Lois and Elliot

1. She lives in a flat.

She doesn’t live in a flat! She lives in a house.
2. He gets up at ten o’clock.
_______________________________________
3. She’s a businesswoman.
_______________________________________
4. He goes to work by bus.
_______________________________________
5. She watches television in the evening.
_______________________________________
Correct the sentences about Lois and Elliot

1. She lives in a flat.

She doesn’t live in a flat! She lives in a house.
2. He gets up at ten o’clock.
He doesn’t get up at ten o’clock. He gets up at six o’clock.
3. She’s a businesswoman.
_______________________________________
4. He goes to work by bus.
_______________________________________
5. She watches television in the evening.
_______________________________________
Correct the sentences about Lois and Elliot

1. She lives in a flat.

She doesn’t live in a flat! She lives in a house!
2. He gets up at ten o’clock.
He doesn’t get up at ten o’clock! He gets up at six o’clock!
3. She’s a businesswoman.
She isn’t a businesswoman! She’s an artist!
4. He goes to work by bus.
_______________________________________
5. She watches television in the evening.
_______________________________________
Correct the sentences about Lois and Elliot

1. She lives in a flat.

She doesn’t live in a flat! She lives in a house!
2. He gets up at ten o’clock.
He doesn’t get up at ten o’clock! He gets up at six o’clock!
3. She’s a businesswoman.
She isn’t a businesswoman! She’s an artist!
4. He goes to work by bus.
He doesn’t go to work by bus! He goes to work by taxi!
5. She watches television in the evening.
_______________________________________
Correct the sentences about Lois and Elliot

1. She lives in a flat.

She doesn’t live in a flat! She lives in a house!
2. He gets up at ten o’clock.
He doesn’t get up at ten o’clock! He gets up at six o’clock!
3. She’s a businesswoman.
She isn’t a businesswoman! She’s an artist!
4. He goes to work by bus.
He doesn’t go to work by bus! He goes to work by taxi!
5. She watches television in the evening.
She doesn’t watch television in the evening! She listens
to the radio or plays chess!
 Complete the questions and answers with
do, don’t, does, or doesn’t
1. “_____ you like ice-cream?” “Yes, I _____.”
2. “_____ she work in London?” “Yes, she _____.”
3. “Where _____ he work?” “In a bank.”
4. “_____ you go to work by bus?” “No, I _____.”
5. “_____ she go to bed early?” “No, she _____.”
6. “_____ they have a pet?” “Yes, they _____.”
7. “_____ he speak German?” “No, he _____.”
8. “_____ they live in Kuwait?” “No, they _____.”
 Complete the questions and answers with
do, don’t, does, or doesn’t
1. “Do you like ice-cream?” “Yes, I do.”
2. “_____ she work in London?” “Yes, she _____.”
3. “Where _____ he work?” “In a bank.”
4. “_____ you go to work by bus?” “No, I _____.”
5. “_____ she go to bed early?” “No, she _____.”
6. “_____ they have a pet?” “Yes, they _____.”
7. “_____ he speak German?” “No, he _____.”
8. “_____ they live in Kuwait?” “No, they _____.”
 Complete the questions and answers with
do, don’t, does, or doesn’t
1. “Do you like ice-cream?” “Yes, I do.”
2. “Does she work in London?” “Yes, she does.”
3. “Where _____ he work?” “In a bank.”
4. “_____ you go to work by bus?” “No, I _____.”
5. “_____ she go to bed early?” “No, she _____.”
6. “_____ they have a pet?” “Yes, they _____.”
7. “_____ he speak German?” “No, he _____.”
8. “_____ they live in Kuwait?” “No, they _____.”
 Complete the questions and answers with
do, don’t, does, or doesn’t
1. “Do you like ice-cream?” “Yes, I do.”
2. “Does she work in London?” “Yes, she does.”
3. “Where does he work?” “In a bank.”
4. “_____ you go to work by bus?” “No, I _____.”
5. “_____ she go to bed early?” “No, she _____.”
6. “_____ they have a pet?” “Yes, they _____.”
7. “_____ he speak German?” “No, he _____.”
8. “_____ they live in Kuwait?” “No, they _____.”
 Complete the questions and answers with
do, don’t, does, or doesn’t
1. “Do you like ice-cream?” “Yes, I do.”
2. “Does she work in London?” “Yes, she does.”
3. “Where does he work?” “In a bank.”
4. “Do you go to work by bus?” “No, I don’t.”
5. “_____ she go to bed early?” “No, she _____.”
6. “_____ they have a pet?” “Yes, they _____.”
7. “_____ he speak German?” “No, he _____.”
8. “_____ they live in Kuwait?” “No, they _____.”
 Complete the questions and answers with
do, don’t, does, or doesn’t
1. “Do you like ice-cream?” “Yes, I do.”
2. “Does she work in London?” “Yes, she does.”
3. “Where does he work?” “In a bank.”
4. “Do you go to work by bus?” “No, I don’t.”
5. “Does she go to bed early?” “No, she doesn’t.”
6. “_____ they have a pet?” “Yes, they _____.”
7. “_____ he speak German?” “No, he _____.”
8. “_____ they live in Kuwait?” “No, they _____.”
 Complete the questions and answers with
do, don’t, does, or doesn’t
1. “Do you like ice-cream?” “Yes, I do.”
2. “Does she work in London?” “Yes, she does.”
3. “Where does he work?” “In a bank.”
4. “Do you go to work by bus?” “No, I don’t.”
5. “Does she go to bed early?” “No, she doesn’t.”
6. “Do they have a pet?” “Yes, they do.”
7. “_____ he speak German?” “No, he _____.”
8. “_____ they live in Kuwait?” “No, they _____.”
 Complete the questions and answers with
do, don’t, does, or doesn’t
1. “Do you like ice-cream?” “Yes, I do.”
2. “Does she work in London?” “Yes, she does.”
3. “Where does he work?” “In a bank.”
4. “Do you go to work by bus?” “No, I don’t.”
5. “Does she go to bed early?” “No, she doesn’t.”
6. “Do they have a pet?” “Yes, they do.”
7. “Does he speak German?” “No, he doesn’t.”
8. “_____ they live in Kuwait?” “No, they _____.”
 Complete the questions and answers with
do, don’t, does, or doesn’t
1. “Do you like ice-cream?” “Yes, I do.”
2. “Does she work in London?” “Yes, she does.”
3. “Where does he work?” “In a bank.”
4. “Do you go to work by bus?” “No, I don’t.”
5. “Does she go to bed early?” “No, she doesn’t.”
6. “Do they have a pet?” “Yes, they do.”
7. “Does he speak German?” “No, he doesn’t.”
8. “Do they live in Kuwait?” “No, they don’t.”