Fill in the gaps with the correct present simple form of the verbs in brackets:
1. James football at all (not like)
2.
you
a bath or a shower? (have)
3. My brother
medicine (study)
4. We .
French and German at school (learn)
5. Mary
English well (speak)
6. I
understand the exercise (not understand)
7.
your father
to the office? (walk)
8. Sarah never
her homework (do)
9. Our teachers ...
us lots of homework (give)
10. My gradma
glasses (wear)

Well, kinda differs, from person to person. For instance, I have friends who do love cross-fit, sprinting or football. Ofcourse, football is the most popular of them, because it is not something really exhausting like cross-fit. But, there are many others, atletics (from light to heavy-weight), boxing, or MMA. MMA is my favorite one, because during the fight I can appease my feral instincts, and its bloody fun, ofcourse. Not everyone can participate in the MMA matches, because you are required to have good fighting skills, to be fearless, and to be ready to take injuries or even open fractures. Yes, sometimes it happens, but, no pain - no game.

Model: It's raining hard. We can't go out. If it were not raining so hard, we could go

out.

I have no dictionary. I shan't finish the translation today. If I had a dictionary, I would

finish the translation today.

The goal-keeper was hurt early in the game. The team lost. If the goal-keeper had

not been hurt early in the game, the team would not have lost.

1. If we liked cheese, we would buy it.

2. If he hadn't lost his temper, he wouldn't have said things he did not really mean.

3. If I knew your cousin, I could meet her at the station.