WORKSHEET

Name
1. Can or cant?
It is really dark. I ________ see anything.
Ive got a new bike, no I ________ ride it.
He hurt his leg so he ________ run fast.
Shes a singer. She ________ sing nicely.
A girl ________ fly.
Ducks ________ swim.
Babies ________ ride bikes.
A dog ________ play tennis.

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2. Present Continious
I ___________ (not do) my homework.
Mum ___________ (read) a magazine.
My brother ___________ (not listen) to the radio.
Dad ___________ (not cook) dinner.
Tara ___________ (talk) by phone.
They ___________ (not play) on the computer.
Who ___________(watch) TV?
We ___________ (sit) in the classroom.

3.Present Simple
Pepi _________ (not collect) stamps.
It often _________ (snow) in winter.
We _________ (wash) our hands.
_________ he _________ (type) very fast

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Winter _________ (not come) after spring.

_________ you _________ (like) my new bike?
Who _________ you _________ (play) football with?
What _________ your sister _________ (do) on Saturday?

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4. Have got/ has got

Sue ____________ two sisters and one brother.
Mr and Mrs West ____________ three sons.
Tony and I are drummers. We ____________ drums at home.
Jonathan ____________ a skateboard. Its red and blue.
The dogs ____________ a little house.
The baby ____________ two teeth.
Moira and Mac ____________ a helicopter.
Jim is ill. He ____________ a temperature.

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5. Present Simle or Present Continious

The children .. (play) outside now.
She usually . (read) the newspaper in the morning.
I (eat) my dinner now.
. (you / want) a pizza?
They .. (watch) TV now.
I . (not / like) spaghetti.
The baby . (sleep) now.
He .. (write) a letter to his pen-friend every month.
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6. Am, is are
She

in the house.

The dog and the cat

The woman

friends.

black.

My name

They

behind a tree.

Kevin.

Carol and I

It

in the garden.

Bob.

nice girls.

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7. possessive adjective or a possessive pronoun:

She's not his friend, she's

(my/mine).

Robert didn't drink his own coffee. He drank

That is one of

(her/hers).

(hers/her) friends.

His neighborhood is safe, while

(my/mine) neighborhood isn't.

His neighborhood is safe, while

Did

(my/mine) isn't.

(your/yours) mother call?

I don't know

(them/their) very well.

I don't know

(them/their) daughter very well.

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8. Personal pronouns or object pronouns

Is this cake for me? Yes, it is for

Give

a glass of water. I am thirsty.

Peter is hungry. Give

a sandwich.

Is you mother at home? Yes,

Do you know John? Yes,

is sitting in the dining room.

know him.

Do you know Betty? Yes, I know

The boys are there. Do you want to talk to

This is my pen. Give

to me.

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Total points
0 29 Very bad

30- 43 Bad
44- 58 Good

59 73 Very good

74 88 Excellent

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