ESL Curriculum - Level 2

Lesson 8 Worksheet
Activity 1: Look at the pictures. Match the words with the pictures.

A B C
Please select Please select Please select
1. cook
2.
3.
4.
5.
6. write
read
drive
hike
swim 1. cook
2.
3.
4.
5.
6. write
read
drive
hike
swim 1. cook
2.
3.
4.
5.
6. write
read
drive
hike
swim

D E F
Please select Please select Please select
1. cook
2.
3.
4.
5.
6. write
read
drive
hike
swim 1. cook
2.
3.
4.
5.
6. write
read
drive
hike
swim 1. cook
2.
3.
4.
5.
6. write
read
drive
hike
swim

Activity 2: Write these sentences in the correct form.

Example: I am cook I am cooking.

1. I am run

2. I am write

3. I am swim

4. I am play

5. I am ride

6. I am hike

7. I am drive

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Activity 3: Rearrange the following sentences.

1. you / . / cooking / are /

2. I / riding / . / am

3. she / swimming / is /.

4. he / . / driving / is /

5. . / are / they / cooking

6. are / they / . / hiking

Activity 4: Choose the correct word.

1. I am / is cooking. 5. He is / are hiking.

am is
is are

2. She am / is riding. 6. You is / are driving.

am is
is are

3. You are / is swimming. 7. I is / am writing.

are is
is am

4. They am / are running. 8. He is / are reading.

am is
are are

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Activity 5: Fill in the missing words.

she are she he they is

1. What is doing? 4. are reading.

2. What they doing? 5. She riding.

3. is running.

Activity 6: Answer the questions. Write full sentences.

1. What is he doing?

2. What is she doing?

3. What are they doing?

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