Exercise 1 (10 )
change the infinitive form of the verbs in brackets into the correct present simple form. mind the 3rd person singular and the type of the sentence.
1) christopher (to drive) a bus.
2) we (to have) some money.
3) (you to watch) movies?
4) they (not to work) for us.
5) i (to love) to dance.
6) she (to have) many friends.
7) alexis and her husband always (to come) here in summer.
8) (he to draw) well?
9) james (not to remember) me.
10) laura (to be) a beautiful girl.
exercise 2 (10 )
rewrite the following phrases using the possessive case (’s).
1) the ball of the dog
2) the skateboard of that man
3) the songs of the musicians
4) the children of peter
5) the umbrella of their grandmother
6) the room of his friend
7) the questions of her son
8) the wife of my brother
9) the table of our teacher
10) the poems of pushkin
exercise 3 (15 )
turn the given sentences with modal verb ‘can’ into affirmative sentences, negative sentences or questions. the phrases after the given sentences will tell you what to do.
1) olivia can play the guitar. → negative sentence
2) can carol cook cupcakes? → affirmative sentence
3) alex can write exciting articles. → question
4) can she write with her left hand? → negative sentence
5) henry can cook spaghetti. → question
2. Tad isn't nine. Is Tad nine?
3. Her face isn't round. Is her face round?
4. He isn't nice. Is he nice?
5. It isn't a good film. Is it a good film?
6. My flat isn't fine. Is my flat fine?
7. I am not happy. Am I happy?
8. They aren't clever. Are they clever?
9. His cat isn't black. Is his cat black?
10. We aren't at school. Are we at school?
11. You aren't pale. Are you pale?
12. Her baby isn't in bed. Is her baby in bed?
13. It isn't a nice day. Is It a nice day?
14. They aren't late. Are they late?
15. She hasn't a white dress. Has she a white dress?