Simple Present

Grammar - Language Arts

 📝 SIMPLE PRESENT – AFFIRMATIVE FORM

A2 Worksheet – 90 minutes

⏱️ ACTIVITY 1 – Read & Notice (10 minutes)

Read the sentences. Underline the verb.

Maria works in an office.

Carlos lives near the city.

Anna drinks coffee every morning.

Josh studies English at night.

Laura wakes up early on weekdays.

👉 Focus: verb + -s with he / she

⏱️ ACTIVITY 2 – Complete the Sentences (10 minutes)

Complete using the correct verb in the affirmative form.

(work – live – eat – study – play)

Sofia __________ in San Salvador.

Daniel __________ English every day.

Karla __________ lunch at noon.

Luis __________ soccer on weekends.

Emma __________ in an office.

⏱️ ACTIVITY 3 – Choose the Correct Verb Form (10 minutes)

Circle the correct option.

Mark (work / works) at a hospital.

Ana (study / studies) English online.

They (live / lives) near the park.

Josh (eat / eats) breakfast at home.

We (watch / watches) TV at night.

⏱️ ACTIVITY 4 – Match (10 minutes)

Match the subject with the correct sentence.

Subject

Sentence

1. Maria

a. work in an office

2. Maria and Paul

b. works in an office

3. I

c. eats lunch at noon

4. Daniel

d. eat lunch at noon

⏱️ ACTIVITY 5 – Fix the Sentence (Error Correction) (10 minutes)

Correct the sentences.

She work in a bank.

Carlos live in the city.

Anna drink coffee every day.

He study English at night.

Laura watch TV after dinner.

✍️ Write the correct sentence.

⏱️ ACTIVITY 6 – Sentence Building (10 minutes)

Use the words to write affirmative sentences.

(Karla / work / in a store)

(Josh / play / video games / at night)

(Maria / read / books / every day)

(Daniel and Ana / live / near the city)

(Emma / wake up / early)

⏱️ ACTIVITY 7 – Fill the Table (10 minutes)

Complete the table using affirmative simple present.

Name

Verb

Sentence

Luis

work

__________________________

Sofia

study

__________________________

Mark

eat

__________________________

Anna

live

__________________________

⏱️ ACTIVITY 8 – Choose the Best Ending (10 minutes)

Complete the sentence with the best option.

Julia works __________

a) every day

b) yesterday

Paul eats lunch __________

a) now

b) at noon

Emma studies English __________

a) every night

b) right now

⏱️ ACTIVITY 9 – Personalize with Names (10 minutes)

Write sentences using the names given.

David + work

→ _______________________________

Laura + drink coffee

→ _______________________________

Josh and Mark + play soccer

→ _______________________________

Sofia + live near the park

→ _______________________________

⏱️ ACTIVITY 10 – Short Paragraph (10 minutes)

Write a short paragraph (5–6 sentences) about one person.

Use:

name

job or activity

routine

time expression

📝 Example starter:

“Maria works in an office. She wakes up early…”

⏱️ ACTIVITY 11 – Circle the Rule (10 minutes)

Circle the correct rule for each sentence.

She works at a store.

→ a) base verb

→ b) verb + s

They live near the city.

→ a) base verb

→ b) verb + s

He studies English.

→ a) -s

→ b) -ies

work work work

Grammar - Language Arts

I . Write the opposites of the words below.

  1. tight  ↔  __________
  2. trendy ↔  __________
  3. online ↔  __________
  4. striped ↔ __________

 

II. Complete the sentences using the Russian equivalents given in brackets.

  1. She has been doing __________ (глазеть на витрины) for ages in the mall.
  2. Tom has been trying on __________ (кроссовки) in the department store.
  3. My mum has been buying __________ (товары) online because of a sale.
  4. They have been looking at a __________ (модель) in the newsagent’s.
  5. We have been choosing a __________ (сувенир) in a store.
  6. The boys have been wearing __________ (мешковатый) clothes in the grocery.
  7. She has been comparing the__________ (качество) of different brands.
  8. I have been trying on a __________ (ремень) in the store.

 

III. Read the sentences and put the verbs in brackets into the correct form of the Present Perfect Continuous tense.

  1. Sarah __________________ (do) window-shopping at the mall for ages.
  2. Tom __________________ (not / try) on baggy cotton trousers in the department store yet.
  3. __________________ your mum  __________________ (buy) goods online because of the sale?
  4. The boys __________________ (wear) trendy striped trainers made of rubber and plastic.
  5. Kate __________________ (look) for a smart checked tie in the newsagent’s since morning.
  6. __________________ you __________________ (choose) souvenirs in that small store near the bakery?
  7. Jack __________________ (not / spend) too much money on old-fashioned clothes recently.
  8. They __________________ (watch) a famous model advertising trendy clothes online for two hours.

Listening

Listening - ESL

Multiple Choice (8 sentences)

1. What was the customer initially doing in the store?
A) Buying a CD player
B) Looking for a ring
C) Just looking

2. Why didn't the customer want the CD player?
A) It was too expensive
B) The handle was cracked and they already had one
C) It didn't play CDs

3. What was wrong with the leather jacket?
A) It was too small
B) There were stains on the sleeves
C) It was too expensive

4. What type of records was the merchant selling?
A) From the 1970s
B) From the 1960s
C) From the 1980s

5. Why didn't the customer want to buy the records at the merchant's initial price?
A) They were scratched
B) They were too expensive
C) They didn't like the music

6. What was the merchant's final offer for the records?
A) $25
B) $28
C) $30

7. What did the merchant throw in as a bonus?
A) A CD player
B) A vase
C) A leather jacket

8. Why did the merchant mention the vase and ring again at the end?
A) Because the customer asked for them
B) Because the merchant thought the customer might need them
C) Because the merchant was joking about the customer finding someone special

 

 

Complete the Sentences (5 sentences)
1. The customer was initially _______________________ in the store.
2. The CD player the merchant showed had a _______________________ handle.
3. The customer didn't buy the leather jacket because it had _______________________ on the sleeves.
4. The records the merchant was selling were from the _______________________.
5. The merchant finally offered to sell the records for _______________________ dollars.

 

 

True or False (10 sentences)
1. The customer was looking for a ring for someone special. (True/False)
2. The customer already had a CD player. (True/False)
3. The leather jacket was perfect condition. (True/False)
4. The records were in good condition. (True/False)
5. The customer agreed to buy the records for $50. (True/False)
6. The merchant couldn't sell the records for less than $30 and break even. (True/False)
7. Another vendor was selling similar records for a lower price. (True/False)
8. The merchant threw in a CD player as a bonus. (True/False)
9. The customer ended up buying the vase. (True/False)
10. The merchant made a final offer of $28 for the records. (True. (True/False)

GO

GO GO TO

<title>GO, GO TO, GO TO THE — Interactive Worksheet</title>
<h2>Part 1 — Fill in the blanks (Write the correct form: GO / GO TO / GO TO A/AN / GO TO THE)</h2>

<p>1. I’m going to <input type="text" name="gap1" /> home now.</p>
<p>2. We always <input type="text" name="gap2" /> abroad during the holidays.</p>
<p>3. My parents will <input type="text" name="gap3" /> Paris next month.</p>
<p>4. I need to <input type="text" name="gap4" /> the bank today.</p>
<p>5. Tomorrow, I will <input type="text" name="gap5" /> a meeting at 3 PM.</p>
<p>6. He wants to <input type="text" name="gap6" /> downtown to buy clothes.</p>
<p>7. They will <input type="text" name="gap7" /> an exotic place for their honeymoon.</p>
<p>8. We plan to <input type="text" name="gap8" /> the supermarket after work.</p>
<p>9. I have to <input type="text" name="gap9" /> that store to return these shoes.</p>
<p>10. She needs to <input type="text" name="gap10" /> university to finish her degree.</p>

<h2>Part 2 — Choose the correct answer (Click the correct option)</h2>

<p>11. Where are you going? 
<select name="gap11">
  <option>go home</option>
  <option>going to home</option>
  <option>going home</option>
</select>
</p>

<p>12. We will _______ Copacabana Beach in summer.
<select name="gap12">
  <option>go</option>
  <option>go to</option>
  <option>go to the</option>
</select>
</p>

<p>13. He decided to _______ the doctor because he was feeling sick.
<select name="gap13">
  <option>go</option>
  <option>go to</option>
  <option>goes</option>
</select>
</p>

<p>14. You don't have to _______ an expensive spa to relax.
<select name="gap14">
  <option>go</option>
  <option>go to</option>
  <option>go to the</option>
</select>
</p>

<p>15. They love to _______ church on Sundays.
<select name="gap15">
  <option>go to</option>
  <option>go to the</option>
  <option>going</option>
</select>
</p>

<h2>Part 3 — Match the sentence with the correct destination</h2>

<p>16. We are going to the 
<select name="gap16">
  <option>mall</option>
  <option>cinema</option>
  <option>home</option>
</select>
</p>

<p>17. They always go 
<select name="gap17">
  <option>abroad</option>
  <option>supermarket</option>
  <option>school</option>
</select>
 during summer.</p>

<p>18. I have to go to 
<select name="gap18">
  <option>a party</option>
  <option>an event</option>
  <option>an address</option>
</select>
 to see a concert.</p>

<p>19. She went to 
<select name="gap19">
  <option>college</option>
  <option>prison</option>
  <option>downtown</option>
</select>
 to study medicine.</p>

<p>20. We are going to 
<select name="gap20">
  <option>the beach</option>
  <option>the bakery</option>
  <option>heaven</option>
</select>
 to swim and sunbathe.</p>

<h2>Part 4 — Correct the mistakes (Rewrite the correct form)</h2>

<p>21. I’m going to downtown. → <input type="text" name="gap21" /></p>
<p>22. They want to go to home early. → <input type="text" name="gap22" /></p>
<p>23. Let's go to a party tonight! → <input type="text" name="gap23" /></p>
<p>24. She will go university next year. → <input type="text" name="gap24" /></p>
<p>25. He is going to the United Kingdom. → <input type="text" name="gap25" /></p>
 

prueba Ciencias

Science

<!DOCTYPE html>
<html>
<head>
    <title>Energy Forms and Transformations</title>
</head>
<body>
    <h2>Forms of Energy & Energy Transformations</h2>
    
    <p>1. The ability to do work is called <input type="text" data-answer="energy" placeholder="________">.</p>
    
    <p>2. Energy cannot be created or destroyed, only <input type="text" data-answer="transformed" placeholder="________"> from one form to another.</p>
    
    <p>3. The energy stored in food, fuel, and batteries is called <input type="text" data-answer="chemical energy" placeholder="________">.</p>
    
    <p>4. The energy of moving objects is called <input type="text" data-answer="kinetic energy" placeholder="________">.</p>
    
    <p>5. The energy stored in an object due to its position is <input type="text" data-answer="potential energy" placeholder="________">.</p>
    
    <p>6. The energy carried by moving electrons in a circuit is called <input type="text" data-answer="electrical energy" placeholder="________">.</p>
    
    <p>7. When you turn on a light bulb, electrical energy is transformed into <input type="text" data-answer="light" placeholder="________"> and <input type="text" data-answer="heat" placeholder="________"> energy.</p>
    
    <p>8. In a wind turbine, <input type="text" data-answer="wind energy" placeholder="________"> is converted into electrical energy.</p>
    
    <p>9. Solar panels convert <input type="text" data-answer="solar energy" placeholder="________"> into electricity.</p>
    
    <p>10. A stretched rubber band has <input type="text" data-answer="elastic potential energy" placeholder="________"> stored in it.</p>
</body>
</html>

 

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