Tick () A, B, or C to complete the sentences. Example: My name David. A am B is  C are 1 Neil and Angela to the cinema every weekend. A go B goes C gos 2 My brother economics at university. A studys B studies C study 3 A Does Jane live with her mother? B . A Yes, she likes B Yes, she does C Yes, she is 4 Where ? A he works B does he work C does he works 5 speak Spanish in class? A Do your teacher B Your teacher does C Does your teacher 6 A What ? B They’re doctors. A do they do B they do C do they work 7 A Who’s that boy? B He’s . A Chloe’s brother B the brother of Chloe C Chloes brother 8 Is that ? A the car of your parents B your parent’s car C your parents’ car 9 He’s . A my sister’s boyfriend B my boyfriend’s sister C the boyfriend of my sister 10 This is . A the end of the exercise B the exercise’s end C the end’s exercise 11 I live in London, but my sister in New York. A live B lives C gos 12 We drive to work – we go by bike. A don’t B doesn’t C do 13 My mother three sisters. A have B has C is 14 He work. He’s retired. A doesn’t B don’t C do 15 The shops at 9.30 a.m. and close at 6.00 p.m. A is open B open C opens 16 Where you live? A are B does C do 17 What your brother do? A does B dos C do 18 your parents have a car? A Is B Does C Do 19 My boyfriend’s engineer. A an B one C a 20 A that woman? B She’s Sandra’s aunt. A Who’s B Whose C Who

1. A go - The sentence is talking about Neil and Angela, which is a plural subject, so we use the plural form of the verb "go".
2. B studies - The subject of the sentence is "My brother", which is singular, so we use the singular form of the verb "studies".
3. B Yes, she does - The question is asking if Jane lives with her mother. To answer this type of question, we use "Yes, she does" for a positive answer.
4. B does he work - The question is asking about the place where he works, so we use the question form "does he work".
5. C Does your teacher - The question is asking about who speaks Spanish in class, so we use the question form "Does your teacher".
6. A do they do - The question is asking about the occupation or job of the people mentioned, so we use "do they do".
7. A Chloe’s brother - The question is asking for the identity of the boy, so we use "Chloe's brother".
8. C your parents’ car - The sentence is talking about the car that belongs to your parents, so we use the possessive form "your parents’ car".
9. A my sister’s boyfriend - The sentence is talking about the boyfriend who belongs to your sister, so we use "my sister’s boyfriend".
10. A the end of the exercise - The sentence is talking about the location of the end of the exercise, so we use "the end of the exercise".
11. B lives - The sentence is talking about the sister, which is singular, so we use the singular form of the verb "lives".
12. C do - The sentence is talking about the method of transportation, and the subject "We" is plural, so we use the plural form of the verb "do".
13. B has - The subject "My mother" is singular, so we use the singular form of the verb "has".
14. A doesn't - The sentence is talking about the fact that he doesn't work, so we use the negative form "doesn't".
15. C opens - The sentence is stating a general fact about the shops, which is always true, so we use the present simple tense "open" for third person singular subjects.
16. C do - The question is asking about the place where you live, so we use the question form "do".
17. A does - The question is asking about the occupation or job of your brother, so we use the question form "does".
18. C Do - The question is asking about whether your parents have a car, so we use the question form "Do".
19. C a - The sentence is talking about the profession of your boyfriend, which starts with a consonant sound, so we use the indefinite article "a".
20. B She's - The question is asking about the possession or ownership of the aunt, so we use "She's Sandra's aunt".