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'Exerces A :
Add –s or –es to the verbs in the sentences if it is necessary. If it is not necessary, put a tick (√) in the gap.
He works in a bank.
They live √ in France.
I watch √ TV every day.
She goes to work by car.
The film finishs at ten o’clock. We play √ tennis every weekend.
They go √ on holiday in August.
He speaks Italian and French.
She does her homework every night.
We start √ work at 8.30.
Exercise B :
Now finish these sentences using a verb from the box. Use each verb once. Remember to add –s or –es if necessary. (fly, study, finish, eat, sell, smoke, drink, live)
He eats toast for breakfast.
I coffee three times a day ?
My father a noew language every year.
She to New York once a month. He ten cigarettes a day.
They in Ireland.
He Work at six o’clock.
I fruit in a shop.
'Exerces A :
Add –s or –es to the verbs in the sentences if it is necessary. If it is not necessary, put a tick (√) in the gap.
He works in a bank.
They live √ in France.
I watch √ TV every day.
She goes to work by car.
The film finishs at ten o’clock. We play √ tennis every weekend.
They go √ on holiday in August.
He speaks Italian and French.
She does her homework every night.
We start √ work at 8.30.
Exercise B :
Now finish these sentences using a verb from the box. Use each verb once. Remember to add –s or –es if necessary. (fly, study, finish, eat, sell, smoke, drink, live)
He eats toast for breakfast.
I coffee three times a day ?
My father a noew language every year.
She to New York once a month. He ten cigarettes a day.
They in Ireland.
He Work at six o’clock.
I fruit in a shop.
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I drink coffee three times a day.
My father studies a new language every year.
She flies to New York once a month.
He smokes ten cigarettes a day.
They live in Ireland
He finishes work at six o'clock
I sell fruit in a shop.