Present Simple ‘Be’ Positive
1. She is a teacher.
2. We are hungry.
3. Luke is late.
4. They are Spanish.
5. You are happy.
6. I am thirsty.
7. It is cold.
8. She is German.
9. He is early.
10. We are tired.
11. You are beautiful.
12. I am hot.
13. I am from London.
14. You are a doctor.
15. Emily is my sister.
16. He is in the garden.
17. They are on the bus.
18. We are friends.
19. I am 25 years old.
20. She is sick.
Present Simple ‘be’ Negative
1. I’m not cold.
2. She isn’t French.
3. You aren’t an accountant.
4. John isn’t my brother.
5. They aren’t from Berlin.
6. We aren’t late.
7. It isn’t warm outside.
8. I’m not hungry.
9. Ian and Jill aren’t on the bus.
10. She isn’t Spanish.
11. He isn’t in the bathroom.
12. We aren’t thirsty.
13. It isn’t sunny.
14. You aren’t a teacher.
15. They aren’t at school.
16. Lucy isn’t from Australia.
17. I’m not a nurse.
18. He isn’t sleepy.
19. We aren’t at home.
20. You aren’t from China.
Present Continuous — Positive and Negative 1
1. He’s walking to school now.
2. I’m studying at the moment.
3. I’m not sleeping.
4. You’re playing badminton tonight.
5. We’re watching TV.
6. She isn’t working in Spain.
7. He isn’t waiting for the bus.
8. They’re reading.
9. We aren’t going to the cinema tonight.
10. You aren’t reading the newspaper.
11. She’s eating chocolate.
12. I’m not living in Paris.
13. We’re studying French.
14. They aren’t leaving now.
15. They’re living in London.
16. He’s working in a restaurant now.
17. I’m not meeting my father at four.
18. She isn’t drinking tea now.
19. She’s playing the guitar.
20. We’re cooking.
Past Simple — ‘Yes / No’ Questions\
1. Did I see you last week?
2. Did you meet your father yesterday?
3. Did we go to Spain in June?
4. Did it snow last winter?
5. Did they stay in last night?
6. Did Julie watch a film on Saturday?
7. Did Lucy pass the exam?
8. Did you have fun at the party?
9. Did I lock the door?
10. Did Sally and Victoria go to a café at lunchtime?
11. Did we meet in 1997?
12. Did the film start on time?
13. Did they cook dinner?
14. Did it rain a lot on your holiday?
15. Did you feel okay on the first day of your new job?
16. Did I leave my bag in the taxi?
17. Did he play sport as a child?
18. Did you buy anything today?
19. Did the meeting go well?
20. Did you like the meal?
Past Simple — ‘Wh’ Questions
1. Where did you go to school?
2. When did she arrive?
3. Why did he eat so much?
4. What did they do yesterday?
5. Who did you meet at the party?
6. How did she come to work this morning?
7. Where did I leave my glasses?
8. When did he get home last night?
9. What did you do at the weekend?
10. Why did she get angry?
11. Who did they talk to earlier?
12. What did we do last Christmas?
13. Why did it rain on my birthday?
14. How did she finish so quickly?
15. Where did he go after the class last week?
16. What did I do last Tuesday?
17. When did you start your job?
18. How did she get here?
19. Why did you arrive so late?
20. What did he do last summer?
Choose Past Simple or Past Continuous 1
1. What were you doing when I called you last night?
2. I was sitting in a café when you called.
3. When you arrived at the party, who was there?
4. Susie was watching a film when she heard the noise.
5. Yesterday I went to the library, next I had a swim, later I met Julie for a
coffee.
6. We were playing tennis when John hurt his ankle.
7. What were they doing at 10pm last night? It was really noisy.
8. He was taking a shower when the telephone rang.
9. He was in the shower when the telephone rang.
10. When I walked into the room, everyone was working.
11. It was a day last September. The sun was shining, the birds were singing. I
was walking along the street when I met an old friend.
12. He was living in Russia when the Revolution started.
13. When her train got to the station, we were waiting on the platform.
14. He was so annoying! He was always leaving his things everywhere.
15. On holiday we visited Rome, saw the Vatican, and spent a few days at the
beach.
16. Why were you standing on a chair when I came into the room?
17. They lived in Germany when they were young.
18. At 7pm yesterday, we were listening to music.
19. When I left the house, it was snowing.
20. He was working in a bank when he met his wife.
Future Simple Positive
1. A: “There’s someone at the door.”
B: “I’ll get it.”
2. Joan thinks the Conservatives will win the next election.
3. A: “I’m moving house tomorrow.”
B: “I’ll come and help you.”
4. If she passes the exam, she’ll be very happy.
5. I’ll be there at four o’clock, I promise.
6. A: “I’m cold.”
B: “I’ll turn on the fire.”
7. A: “She’s late.”
B: “Don’t worry she’ll come.”
8. The meeting will take place at 6 p.m.
9. If you eat all of that cake, you’ll feel sick.
10. They’ll be at home at 10 o’clock.
Future Simple Negative
1. I’m afraid I won’t be able to come tomorrow.
2. Because of the train strike, the meeting won’t take place at 9 o’clock.
3. A: “Go and tidy your room.”
B: “I won’t do it!”
4. If it rains, we won’t go to the beach.
5. In my opinion, she won’t pass the exam.
6. A: “I’m driving to the party, would you like a lift?”
B: “Okay, I won’t take the bus, I’ll come with you.”
7. He won’t buy the car, if he can’t afford it.
8. I’ve tried everything, but he won’t eat.
9. According to the weather forecast, it won’t snow tomorrow.
10. A: “I’m really hungry.”
B: “In that case we won’t wait for John.”
