1. PRESENT SIMPLE AND PRESENT CONTINUOUS

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PRESENT SIMPLE AND FREQUENCY ADVERBS

1.- Our tax specialist ................................................ a meeting. (attend /never)
2.-Our branch manager ....................................... busy. (be / always)
3.-Sales reps ..................................... abroad. (travel / often)
4.-The new auditor  ...............................meetings with the CFO (have / sometimes)
5.-Forklift drivers .............................. extra hours (work / seldom)
 

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PRACTISE NEGATIVE AND INTERROGATIVE FORMS

Complete these sentences with the correct verb. Then change them to negative and interrogative forms.

ex. Sally ................... (live) in Dublin. 

-Sally lives in Dublin. 

-Sally doesn't live in Dublin. 

-Does Sally live in Dublin?

  1. Joe and Dennis (be)  best friends.
  2. They often (meet)  in the afternoon.
  3. What (do / they)  at the moment?
  4. They (play)  football.
  5. They (love)  football.
  6. Joe (practise)  with his father every weekend, but Dennis (not / play)  football very often.





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  1. Unknown20 de septiembre de 2021, 3:15

    Álvaro Rodríguez Alonso

    1. Are
    2. Meet
    3. Are they doing
    4. Play / are playing (moment)
    5.Love
    6.Practises/ doesn´t play

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