2. Read the verbs correctly.

1) waited, 2) lived, 3) wanted, 4) stayed, 5) shipped, 6) equipped, 7) entered, 8) functioned, 9) defended, 10) stopped, 11) attended, 12) trained, 13) closed, 14) sailed, 15) hoped, 16) answered.

2. Complete the sentences with verbs from the box in the correct form (Present or Past Simple).

speak get up play sleep watch finish boil go write rise be phone

1. Jack usually works until 7.30, but last night he finished early. 2. Clare usually … golf on Fridays, but last Friday she … chess with James. 3. Sam and Sarah usually … at 8 a.m., but yesterday they … until lunchtime. 4. Daniel usually … his mother once a week, but last week he … her every evening because she … ill. 5. I usually … TV in the evenings, but last night I … a great film on TV. 6. Tom … tennis. 7. Water … at 100˚C. 8. I often … to my parents. 9. The sun … in the west. 10. She … English fluently.

2. Write questions for these answers.

1. Mary likes horror films.

A: What …?

B: Horror films.

A: Who …?

B: Mary does.

2. Jack drives an Italian car.

A: Who …?

B: Jack does.

A: What …?

B: An Italian car.

3. Simon has toast and coffee for breakfast.

A: What …?

B: Toast and coffee.

A: Who …?

B: Simon does.

2. Write questions for these answers. Use a word from the box to start each question.

when who what where how

1. A: ______

B: About 7 a.m.

2. A: ______

B: She is Jeremy’s daughter.

3. A: ______

B: Coffee, cornflakes and toast.

4. A: ______

B: He’s a fashion designer.

5. A: ______

B: In London.

6. A: ______

B: I’m 18.

Grammar: Future Simple

Positive and negative Question Short answer
I	‘ll (will)	come. help you. invite Tom.		When will	he you they etc.	help me?	‘Will you help me?’ ‘Yes, I will’
She
You
They etc.	won’t

Note 1: Will is used:

a) to express a future decision or intention made at the moment of speaking.

1. ’It’s Jane’s birthday.’

‘Is it? I’ll buy her some flowers.’

2. Goodbye. I’ll see you tomorrow.

3. ‘Which do you want? The blue or the red?’

‘I’ll take the red. Thank you.’

b) to express statements of a future fact: We’ll take exams in January.

Note 2: Future Simple is used with the words: tomorrow, next week, in 5 days.

Note 3: Future time is also expressed by “going to” for planned future events.

Positive and negative

I	‘m (am) ‘m not	going to work.
He She It	‘s (is) isn’t
We You They	‘re (are) aren’t

We are going to move to London. How long are they going to stay in Rome? She isn’t going to have a birthday party.