She (go) Display virtual keyboard interface to school by bus.

He (watch)Display virtual keyboard interface television in the evening.

They (play) Display virtual keyboard interface football on Sundays.

2) Mettre uniquement le verbe à la forme négative sans contraction :

I like chocolate. => I Display virtual keyboard interface chocolate.

He works hard. => He Display virtual keyboard interface hard.

She is English. => She Display virtual keyboard interface English.

3) Le prétérit simple / Compléter les phrases sans contraction:

She (go) Display virtual keyboard interface to London.

They (play) Display virtual keyboard interface tennis.

He (write) Display virtual keyboard interface a letter.

4) Mettre uniquement le verbe à la forme négative sans contraction:

She went to the market. => She Display virtual keyboard interface to the market.

They began running. => They Display virtual keyboard interface running.

He listened to the teacher. => He Display virtual keyboard interface to the

teacher.

5) Compléter par le pronom relatif correct autre que -that- :

He is the man Display virtual keyboard interface came yesterday.

Do you know the book Display virtual keyboard interface I read last Sunday?

The man, Display virtual keyboard interface is in the car, is my uncle.

6) Compléter par much ou many:

We can see Display virtual keyboard interface birds in the sky.

There is not Display virtual keyboard interface butter left.

He drinks too Display virtual keyboard interface alcohol.

7) Compléter par for ou since:

He has been waiting here Display virtual keyboard interface two o’clock.

They have played football Display virtual keyboard interface two hours.

They have been married Display virtual keyboard interface a long time.

8) Mettre l’adjectif au superlatif de supériorité (ne pas recopier la phrase/ne pas

oublier l'article) :

This book is interesting. => This book is Display virtual keyboard interface.

The blue dress is cheap. => The blue dress is Display virtual keyboard interface.

That exercise is easy. => That exercise is Display virtual keyboard interface.

9) Compléter par la bonne préposition :

He went Display virtual keyboard interface Australia last year.

He has been living Display virtual keyboard interface London for ten years.

She arrived Display virtual keyboard interface school late.