(from the audio) Ben enjoyed the trip because he...

Use the correct form of be or do:

A: What ___ you do? B: I’m a pilot.

Use the correct form of be or do:

A: ___ you on vacation? B: Yes, I am.

Use the correct form of be or do:

A: What ___ she play? B: She plays the guitar.

I live in a nice neighborhood in a big city. There are __________ nice stores and restaurants near my house

I live in a nice neighborhood in a big city. There are __________ nice stores and restaurants near my house

It’s busy during the day, but there isn’t __________ traffic in the evening or at night.

There is __________ pollution, but __________ thinks it’s going to be a big problem.

There are many programs to help keep the city clean. I think that __________ the people who live in my neighborhood like it.

Read Brenda’s composition. Then select the false statements.

Use the simple present or the present continuous of the verbs given:

I’d like to introduce you to some of the people here. First, this is Ms. Cartwright, our receptionist. Hmm. She _________________ (not have) time to talk with us right now, so let’s come back later. . . .

Use the simple present or the present continuous of the verbs given:

This is Joel. He _________________ (work) here on Tuesdays and Thursdays.

Use the simple present or the present continuous of the verbs given:

Right now he ____________ (design) an office building for an important customer. . . . And over here are Bill and Bryan.

Use the simple present or the present continuous of the verbs given:

Right now he ____________ (design) an office building for an important customer. . . . And over here are Bill and Bryan.

Use the simple present or the present continuous of the verbs given:

Usually they _________________ (not come) to the office on Tuesdays.

Use the simple present or the present continuous of the verbs given:

today they _________________ (get) ready for a meeting this afternoon.

Use the simple present or the present continuous of the verbs given:

I guess everyone else _________________ (eat) lunch now. Come on, I’ll show you where the cafeteria is.

Dana serves passengers on an airplane. She’s a _________ .

Jonathan is my father’s brother. He’s my _________ .

The party last night was fun. I _________ a good time.

Pat isn’t an actor, but he’s on a TV show. It’s a _________ about soccer.

Derek is very fit. He _________ every day.

Use the past tense of the verbs given:

What _________________ you _________________ (do) last weekend?

Use the past tense of the verbs given:

Nothing special. What about you? _________________ (be) you on vacation?

Use the past tense of the verbs given:

Yes, I _________________ (be). I _________________ (go) to Puerto Rico with my cousins.

Use the past tense of the verbs given:

_________________ you _________________ (have) fun?

Use the past tense of the verbs given:

Yes, I _________________ (do). I love to travel!

How often do you go to the movies?

What’s playing at the movie theater this week?

Are there any movie theaters in your neighborhood?

I want to see a movie. Are you free tonight?

Would you like to go to a movie on Saturday?

Do you want to see the new Brad Pitt movie?

A: I like those earrings. B: Do you mean _________ ?

A: Can you go to dinner with me tomorrow? B: No, I’m sorry. I work _________ Saturdays.

A: Which shirt do you prefer? B: I prefer the blue one. It’s _________ the orange one.

A: How _________ do you go out to dinner? B: About once a month.

A: Would you like to take a walk? B: Yes, _________ .

A: I’m looking for a drugstore. B: I think _________ one on Main Street.

new / expensive / your / was / computer / very / ?

ever / shop / hardly / I / department stores / in

than / jacket / warmer / my / is / one / that

volleyball / are / how / good / you / at / ?