1.2 Present Simple 1 Complete the sentences with the correct form of the verbs from the box. Use the Present Simple.

be drink have listen not drive not go practise say sleep study wake up

1 'What time. (she) on weekdays?' 'At 6 a.m. She gets up and have

the guitar before she goes to school."

2 Ed Say school. Spanish and German at

3 Soniaisten to music every day. 4 We not to school on Saturday.

go 5 Edward is a quiet baby. He always sleep

all night long. 6 Grannie love is very important.

7 8 What (you) a lot of tea?' 'Yes, I do." (they) for breakfast?'

'Milk and cereal."

9 She boyfriend with other girls. jealous when she sees her

10 My parents morning. me to school

1 'What time does she wake up on weekdays?' 'At 6 a.m. She gets up and practices the guitar before she goes to school."

To answer this question, we need to use the verb "wake up" in the Present Simple tense, which is "wakes up" for the third person singular (she).

We also use the verb "practice" in the Present Simple tense, which is "practices" for the third person singular (she). So the complete sentence would be: "At 6 a.m. She gets up and practices the guitar before she goes to school."

2 Ed says school. He studies Spanish and German.

To answer this question, we need to use the verb "say" in the Present Simple tense, which is "says" for the third person singular (Ed).

We also use the verb "study" in the Present Simple tense, which is "studies" for the third person singular (Ed). So the complete sentence would be: "Ed says school. He studies Spanish and German."

3 Sonia listens to music every day.

To answer this question, we need to use the verb "listen" in the Present Simple tense, which is "listens" for the third person singular (Sonia). So the complete sentence would be: "Sonia listens to music every day."

4 We do not go to school on Saturday.

To answer this question, we need to use the verb "go" in the Present Simple tense, which is "do not go" for the pronoun "we." So the complete sentence would be: "We do not go to school on Saturday."

5 Edward is a quiet baby. He always sleeps all night long.

To answer this question, we need to use the verb "sleep" in the Present Simple tense, which is "sleeps" for the third person singular (Edward). So the complete sentence would be: "Edward is a quiet baby. He always sleeps all night long."

6 Grannie loves is very important.

To answer this question, we need to use the verb "love" in the Present Simple tense, which is "loves" for the third person singular (Grannie). So the complete sentence would be: "Grannie loves is very important."

7 What do you drink a lot of tea?' 'Yes, I do."

To answer this question, we need to use the verb "drink" in the Present Simple tense, which is "do you drink" for the pronoun "you." So the complete question would be: "What do you drink a lot of tea?" And the response would be: "Yes, I do."

8 They have milk and cereal for breakfast?

To answer this question, we need to use the verb "have" in the Present Simple tense, which is "do they have" for the pronoun "they." So the complete question would be: "What do they have for breakfast?"

9 She gets jealous when she sees her boyfriend with other girls.

To answer this question, we need to use the verb "get" in the Present Simple tense, which is "gets" for the third person singular (she). So the complete sentence would be: "She gets jealous when she sees her boyfriend with other girls."

10 My parents drive me to school every morning.

To answer this question, we need to use the verb "drive" in the Present Simple tense, which is "drive" for the pronoun "my parents." So the complete sentence would be: "My parents drive me to school every morning."