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    The document appears to be a collection of sentences describing various people's habits, preferences, and whether they do or do not engage in certain activities. Some key points that emerge are: - Several sentences discuss what various people (e.g. Sheila, Paul) do or do not do, like eat meat, listen to the radio, speak French. - Other sentences ask questions about whether people engage in activities like speaking foreign languages, watching TV, drinking coffee. - The document covers a wide range of daily activities and preferences but does not provide much context or connection between the different statements.

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    The document appears to be a collection of sentences describing various people's habits, preferences, and whether they do or do not engage in certain activities. Some key points that emerge are: - Several sentences discuss what various people (e.g. Sheila, Paul) do or do not do, like eat meat, listen to the radio, speak French. - Other sentences ask questions about whether people engage in activities like speaking foreign languages, watching TV, drinking coffee. - The document covers a wide range of daily activities and preferences but does not provide much context or connection between the different statements.

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    15 views2 pages

    Present Simple-1

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    Crizthian Rojaz
    The document appears to be a collection of sentences describing various people's habits, preferences, and whether they do or do not engage in certain activities. Some key points that emerge are: - Several sentences discuss what various people (e.g. Sheila, Paul) do or do not do, like eat meat, listen to the radio, speak French. - Other sentences ask questions about whether people engage in activities like speaking foreign languages, watching TV, drinking coffee. - The document covers a wide range of daily activities and preferences but does not provide much context or connection between the different statements.

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    she doesn’t work in a bank

    I don’t play golf


    Paul doesn’t listen to the radio
    We don’t speak French
    You don’t listen to me!
    My car doesn’t work
    I don’t drink tea
    Sheila doesn’t eat meat
    I don’t understand you

    —— —— —— —— —— ——
    —— —— —— —— ——

    eat brush
    go

    arrive
    drink start

    work like

    stop have

    leave
    - - watch
    es s
    es es
    - -

    smokes doesn’t work works


    drink live lives in a flat doesn’t live in a house
    studies finishes She speaks French She doesn’t speaks Italian
    flies sell She doesn’t like new films She likes old films
    Do you speak any foreing languages
    Do you watch TV
    Does John listen to the radio
    Does John listen to the radio
    Do you like films
    Does John drink coffee
    Do you drive a car
    Does John play a musical instrument
    Do you like pop music
    Do you go to the theatre

    Do you read books


    Does John smoke

    feel
    don’t understand
    think
    don’t like
    don’t know
    want
    like Does have a swimming pool?
    Do all the banks change tourists’ money into pounds?
    Does the number 38 bus stop at the railway station?
    Do the restaurants serve English food?
    Does the concert finish before eleven p.m.?
    Do the sightseeing tour start here?
    likes coffee
    Do the sightseeing tour start here?
    doesn’t like films
    He loves his job
    He hates fish
    He loves holidays
    He does’t like golf

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