Present Simple
WHO ARE YOU?
Remember!�Present Simple
HE, SHE, IT + V(e)s
I
WE, THEY, YOU,
+ V
“+” She plays tennis.
“-” She does not play tennis.
“?” Does she play tennis?
“+” They play tennis.
“-” They do not play tennis.
“?” Do they play tennis?
I _____ glad to see you.
although [ɔːlˈðəʊ] - хоч
injustice [ɪnˈdʒʌstɪs]- несправедливість
digital [ˈdɪdʒɪtl] - цифровий
the sense of humour [sens əv ˈhju:mə] –
почуття гумору
blog I want to share my ideas with other kids my age. It isn’t
always easy to talk to our parents or even friends. I’m sure
you understand me.
Here is some information about myself. I’m 14 years old. I play water polo. I go to the swimming pool every day except at the weekend. I’m a good swimmer and player
although I’m not very tall or very strong. I’m also interested
in photography. I use my dad’s small digital camera. It takes
great pictures. I’ve got lots of photos of my friends (of one
classmate especially!). I read books about superheroes like
Superman. I’m not a superhero myself but I hate injustice
and I’d like to have some special powers, too.
Homework - p.6-7. exer. 2 read and translate
Tuesday, the tenth of September
Classwork
Sam (wake) up at half past seven.
He (dress), and (have) breakfast at eight o' clock.
He (go) to school at quarter to nine.
.
Lessons (start) at nine o'clock.
Sam usually (finish) school at half past three.
In the afternoon, Sam (do) his homework.
He sometimes (play) football with his best friend.
Before dinner, he (watch) his favourite programme
on TV.
Sam and his mother usually (have) dinner at half
past eight.
After dinner, Sam (play) computer games
until bedtime.
Then, he (brush) his teeth and (go) to
bed.
Don’t or Doesn’t ???
He don't /doesn't live in Australia.
She don't /doesn't play the table tennis.
I don't /doesn't play football every day.
Tom don't /doesn't listen to the radio.
We don't /doesn't speak English.
You don't /doesn't drink milk in the morning.
My dog don't /doesn't sleep at night.
Homework p.8 exer.6 read and translate the text
Make negatives from these sentences
Example: She likes apple juice. - She doesn't like apple juice.
1. I like hot chocolate.
2. He plays football.
3. Ann speaks French.
4. Jim and I live in London.
5. They work in a bank.
6. Jane studies Spanish.
Write negative sentences.�
1. My sister lives in Paris.
�2. Our parents have lunch at home. �
3. I drink orange juice or tea for breakfast.�
4. Mark travels by bus at the weekend.�
5. There are some posters on the wall. �
Write the activities under each picture.�go to sleep / get dressed / get up / have lunch / have a shower / have breakfast
I usually ___________ a shower in the morning.
He usually ___________ a shower on Sundays.
She usually ___________ a book in the evening.
She usually ___________ breakfast at 7.30.
They usually ____________ TV from 5 to 7 o’clock.
Find and correct the mistakes
Jane write a letter on Sunday.
Kate and Ron cooks.
The children rides their bikes
every day.
Father always drive his car.
John usually read books.
Choose does or do
1. ______Susan know the future?
2. ______Tom and Jim help people?
3. ______ you like your job?
4. ________Bob work hard?
5. ________the bear catch fish?
6. ________koalas climb trees?
Find out the right sentence�