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CHAPTER 9 - ANSWER SHEET

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1. Put the following sentences into the SIMPLE PRESENT:

E.g.: Are you sitting at this table? Do you sit at this table?

a)Is she talking to Mrs. Taylor? Does she talk to Mrs. Taylor?

b)Are they playing cards? Do they play cards?

c)Is the teacher standing at the desk?Does the teacher stand at the desk?

d)Is Frank’s dog playing with the ball?Does Frank’s dog play with the ball?

2. Put the following sentences into the PRESENT CONTINUOUS:

a)My parents type letters every day. My parents are typing letters (now/at the moment).

b)Do you swim? Are you swimming (now/at the moment)?

c)I mail letters every day. I am/I’m mailing letters (now/at the moment).

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d)Do you go downtown every afternoon? Are you going downtown this afternoon?

e)Do you speak Spanish? Are you speaking Spanish (now/at the moment)?

3. SIMPLE PRESENT or PRESENT CONTINUOUS - Fill in the blanks with the verbs in parentheses in the most appropriate verbal
tense:

a) I eat apples frequently. (eat)

b) I am studying English now. (study)

c) She often works in an o ce. (work)

d) He is typing letters at the moment. (type)

e) They are swimming now. (swim)

4. Answer the questions following the example:

E.g.: Does Betty help her mother every morning? (afternoon) No, she doesn’t. She helps her mother every afternoon.

a) Does Jim watch TV in the morning? (at night) No, he doesn’t. He watches TV at night.

b) Does Liza go to school by bus? (by car) No, she doesn’t. She goes to school by car.

c) Do you parents work for a small company? (big) No, they don’t. They work for a big company.

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d) Do you like German? (English) No, I don’t. I like English.

5. Change the following sentences to the NEGATIVE and INTERROGATIVE forms:

a)Betty is washing her face.

Neg.: Betty is not/isn’t washing her face.

Int.: Is Betty washing her face?

b)The children are taking their baths.

Neg.: The children are not/aren’t taking their baths.

Int.: Are the children taking their baths?

c)Lane is brushing her hair.

Neg.: Lane is not/isn’t brushing her hair.

Int.: Is Lane brushing her hair?

d)Frank is taking a shower.

Neg.: Frank is not/isn’t taking a shower.

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Int.: Is Frank taking a shower?

e)The girls swim every day.

Neg.: The girls do not/don’t swim every day.

Int.: Do the girls swim every day?

6. Make questions for these answers:

a) What is/What’s she like? She is nice.

b) Do you like English? Yes, we like English.

c) Does Susan get up early? Yes, Susan gets up early.

d) Are you working now? No, I am not working now.

e) Does Frank have a car? Yes, Frank has a car.

f ) Are you studying now? Yes, I am studying now.

7. Rewrite the sentences using the ADVERBS of FREQUENCY in parentheses:

E.g.: She is late for work. (never) She is never late for work.

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a)She is absent. (never) She is/She’s never absent.

b)She is the rst to arrive. (usually) She is/She’s usually the rst to arrive.

c)She takes work home. (sometimes) She sometimes takes work home. / She takes work home sometimes. / Sometimes she takes
work home.

d)Susan complains. (never) Susan never complains.

e)He helps people. (often) He often helps people.

f)She works 8 hours a day. (rarely) She rarely works 8 hours a day.

 Exercise

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