CABRERA HONORIO STHEPHANIE CAROLINA

This is Mrs White. She was (be) a primary school teacher.

She teaches (teach) English, Maths and Geography.

At the moment, she teaching (teach) Maths.

She lives (live) in London and is (be)

married to Georges, who is French. They have (have) three children. They all love (love)

animals, but they don’t have (not have) any pets because they live (live) in an

apartment. Mrs White speaks (speak) French as well as English, but she doesn’t teach

(not teach) it.

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Mrs White’s niece Sophie is staying (stay) with the Whites for a few days. Sophie

lives (live) and studies (study) in Liverpool, but she is enjoying (enjoy) her mid-

term break in London at the moment. She is planning (plan) to do some serious

shopping and sightseeing.

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Mrs White’s son Arnold doesn’t like (not like) shopping, but he

loves (love) hanging out with friends. They usually go (go) to

the local park where they play (play) football or basketball.

Today, however, Arnold isn’t playing (not play) football or basketball; he skateboarding

(skateboard).

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Mr White works (work) for a multinational company. He isn’t working (not work)

today, however, because he isn’t feeling (not feel) well. He phoned in sick.

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Rewrite the sentences placing THE ADVERB in its correct position:

1. Mary goes shopping to the mall (usually)

Mary usually goes shopping to the mall.
2. Amalia helps her parents with the housework (sometimes)
Amalia sometimes helps her parents with the housework.
3. We are late to school (never)
We are never late to school.
4. Mark is sad (hardly ever)
Mark hardly ever is sad.
5. My sister goes swimming (often)
My sister often goes swimming.
6. Our teacher is very friendly (usually)
Our teacher usually is very friendly.
7. David doesn't study the grammar reference before his tests (often)
David doesn't often study the grammar reference before his tests.
8. I am happy (always)
I am always happy.
9. Elena reads the newspaper (hardly ever)
Elena hardly ever reads the newspaper.
10. Laura has breakfast with her family (usually)
Laura usually has breakfast with her family.
11. My friends are quite punctual (often)
My friends often are quite punctual.
12. The girls buy new clothes at Christmas (always)
The girls always buy new clothes at Christmas.

Complete the gaps by using the REFLEXIVE PRONOUNS:

1. My brother likes to practice his English by talking to himself.

2.James wasn’t careful and he cut himself with a knife.
3.My sister and I looked at ourselves in the mirror.
4.The repair shop was closed, so I fixed the car myself.
5.Did you enjoy yourself at the party last night?
6.Cats can get clean by licking themself.
7.Mr. Smith burned himself while he was cooking.
8. He dried himself after he took a shower and went downstairs.
9. Can you teach yourself to play the piano?
10. My little sister dressed herself. She didn’t need any help.
11. Why is your dog scratching itself? Does it have fleas?
12. Mrs. Brown, please help yourself to the cookies and drinks.
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13. I introduced myself to my new classmates.