1 Family Grammar Possessive adjectives favourites
Complete the table with the correct possessive adjectives.
Subject pronoun I
Possessive adjective
you
m y your
he
his
she
her
it
its
we
our
you
your
they
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1 Family Grammar Possessive ’s favourites
Complete the table with the possessive ’s.
Zoe Juan Ricky Hector Gena
Zoe’s Zoe’ s Juan’s Juan’s Ricky’s Ricky’ s Hector’s Hector’ s Gena’s Gena’ s
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1 Family Grammar have got : affirmative favourites
Complete the table with the affirmative form of have got.
Affirmative I
’ve got a sister. ’ve got
You
’ve got a sister. ’ve got
He / She ’s got ’s got
a sister.
We
’ve got a sister. ’ve got
They
’ve got a sister. ’ve got
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1 Family Grammar have got : negative favourites
Complete the table with the negative form of have got.
Negative I You He / She We They
haven’t got haven’t got hasn’t got haven’t got haven’t got
a sister. a sister. a sister. a sister. a sister.
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1 Family Grammar have got : questions favourites
Complete the table with the question form of have got.
Questions Have I got a sister? Hav got e Have you got a sister? got Hav e Has he / she got a sister? got Has Have we Hav e Have they Have
got a sister? go t got a sister? go t No Problem! Student’s Book 1
1 Family Grammar have got : short answers favourites
Complete the table with the short answers.
Questions
Short answers Affirmative
Negative
Have I got a sister?
Yes, I ____. have
No, I ______. haven’t
Have you got a sister?
Yes, you ____. No, you ______. have haven’t Yes, he / she ___. No, he / she _____. hasn’t has
Has he / she got a sister?
Have we got a sister? Yes, we ____. have
No, we ______. haven’t
Have they got a sister?
No, they ______. haven’t
Yes, they ____. have
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2 Day to day Grammar Present simple (affirmative) Complete the table with the present simple affirmative form of get.
Affirmative I
get get
up at seven thirty.
You
get get
up at seven thirty.
We
get get
up at seven thirty.
You
get get
up at seven thirty.
They
get get
up at seven thirty.
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2 Day to day Grammar Present simple (he / she / it) Complete the table with the present simple affirmative form of start.
Affirmative He She It
start s start s start s
work at nine o’clock. school at eight thirty. at six o’clock.
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2 Day to day Grammar Present simple (he / she / it) Complete the table with the present simple affirmative form of watch.
Affirmative He She It
TV in the evening.
watche TV at the weekend. s watche s TV in the morning. watches
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2 Day to day Grammar Present simple (he / she / it) Complete the table with the present simple affirmative form of have.
Affirmative He She It
breakfast in the has morning. has has
lunch at one o’clock. dinner in the evening.
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3 Work and play Grammar Present simple (negative) Complete the table with the present simple negative form of sing.
Negative I You He / She / It We You They
don’t don’t doesn’t don’ t don’t don’t
sing. sing. sing. sing. sing. sing.
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3 Work and play Grammar Present simple (questions) Complete the table with the present simple question form of go.
Questions Do Do Does Do Do Do
I you he / she / it we you they
go go go go go go
to concerts? to concerts? to concerts? to concerts? to concerts? to concerts?
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3 Work and play
Grammar Present simple (short answers) Complete the table with the short answers.
Questions
Short answers Affirmative
Negative
Do I go to concerts?
Yes, I __. do
No, I ____. don’t
Do you go to concerts?
Yes, you __. do
No, you ____. don’t
Does he / she go to concerts? Yes, he / she ____. No, he / she ______. doesn’t does Do we go to concerts?
Yes, we __. do
No, we ____. don’t
Do they go to concerts?
Yes, they __. do
No, they ____. don’t No Problem! Student’s Book 1
3 Work and play Grammar Adverbs of frequency Complete the table with the adverbs in the box.
often sometimes never often usually
100%
always
0%
usually
often
sometim es
never
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