English for Everyone 1

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Famous People, an interactive worksheet by temry_lathrop
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My week, an interactive worksheet by ElsaTeacherMH
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Present Simple, an interactive worksheet by anna_misztela
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Adverb of Frequency, an interactive worksheet by Grassi
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Present Simple, an interactive worksheet by zugarplum
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Present Simple tense, an interactive worksheet by mada_1
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There is - there are, an interactive worksheet by victor
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Some or any, an interactive worksheet by jecika
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Quantifiers, an interactive worksheet by LILO_RODRIGUEZXD
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Giving Directions, an interactive worksheet by victor
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Giving Directions, an interactive worksheet by Giovit
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 Image result for task iconExercise 22: Present Simple Exercises
 
 
  1. I always __________________________________.
  2. I almost always ______________________________.
  3. I often __________________________________________________.
  4. I usually __________________________________________________.
  5. I sometimes ________________________________________________.
  6. I never __________________________________________________.
  7. I rarely__________________________________________.
  8. I hardly ever ______________________________________________.
  9. I _________________________________________________ in bed.

10.I _____________________________________ at 6:30 in the morning.

  1. I ____________________________________________ for my mother.

12. ________________________________ before I go to work.

13. I __________________________________________ with my sister.

14. I ________________________________________ at my workplace.

15. I ____________________________________ in the street.

16. I ____________________________________________ very often.

17. I _______________________________________ on my own.

18. I ______________________________________________ secretly.

19. I _______________________________________ but it’s a bad habit.

20. I ________________________________________ but I want to stop.

21.I ___________________________________ but my children don’t like it.

22.I ___________________________________ but I want to do it more.

23. My best friend _____________________________________.

24. My favourite celebrity ________________________________________.

25. My grandparents ___________________________________________.

26. My next door neighbour ______________________________________.

Fill the gaps below with verbs:

  • I _________________ in a bed which is too short. – Mr Tall
  • My alarm clock ________________ up everybody in my town. – Mr Noisy
  • I wake up and go back to sleep and wake up and go back to sleep and then _______ up. – Mr Lazy
  • I ______________ coffee with marmalade in the morning. – Mr Silly
  • I _______________ seven slices of toast and one packet of cornflakes for breakfast. – Mr Greedy
  • I break my toothbrush every time I ______________ my teeth. – Mr Strong
  • I leave cornflakes on the floor after breakfast. – Mr Messy
  • I break my front door when I _______________ my house. – Mr Strong
  • I _______________ to work in one minute. – Mr Tall
  • I ________________ on a farm, bumping into apple trees to make the apples come off. – Mr Bump
  • I ________________ half a pea for lunch. – Mr Small
  • I __________________ breakfast in the evening. – Mr Lazy
  • I sleep standing on my head. – Mr Impossible

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SMALL TALK – BUSINESS ENGLISH

Small Talk in Business- Present Simple Questions with be and do

  • how business?
  • how long you here in Tokyo?
  • how much overtime you do?
  • how often you visit the US?
  • how the weather now in your country?/ what the weather like in your country?
  • how things?/ how you?/ how life?
  • how work?
  • how your hotel?
  • it often snow here in February?
  • it usually so busy here?
  • sorry, what your name again?
  • this seat free?
  • this the right place for the talk on life insurance in the Middle East?
  • what exactly you do in your job?
  • what kind of company you work for?
  • what the weather like in your country?
  • what you do in your free time?
  • what you do?/ what your job?
  • what your company do?
  • what your company’s bestselling product?
  • what your most famous product?
  • where you from?/ where you come from?
  • where you usually travel on business?
  • where your company based?/ where your company’s HQ?
  • who you work for?/ what your company’s name?
  • who your main competitors?
  • why you here at this trade fair?
  • you enjoy your job?
  • you have a business card?
  • you live near here?
  • you often travel abroad on business?
  • you still work with Leonardo?
  • your company a large company?
  • your hotel near here?
  • your office far from here?

Man/ men or woman/ women?

  • You can’t ask an Iraqi ________ “How is your daughter?”
  • In Japan, _________ usually have to serve the tea in the office.
  • In the USA, soccer is mainly a sport for __________.
  • In Scotland, ________ wear a kilt (like a skirt) on their wedding days.
  • In Thailand, _______ and _________ can’t hold hands in public, but it is okay for a woman to hold hands with a __________, or a ________ to hold hands with a ___________.
  • In Saudi Arabia, _______ can’t drive cars.
  • An unmarried __________ cannot get a visa to visit Iran.
  • In England, _________ usually do the cooking, but ________ often cook spicy curries, do the washing up and cut the roast chicken and roast turkey.
  • Rounders is a British sport that is similar to baseball and is usually played by __________.
  • In Italy, a _________ (called Befana) brings the children their Xmas presents.
  • In Sweden 47.3% of MPs (Members of Parliament) are ________.
  • When you go into a European church, ________ should take their hats off and _______ should leave their hats on.
  • In France _________ kiss ___________ on the cheek when they meet, and _________ also kiss _________. In Russia and the South of Italy, _________ also sometimes kiss _________.
  • In a 2005 survey, 46% of Japanese ________ said they are very happy with their lives but only 31% of Japanese _______ said they are very satisfied.

Present Simple cultural customs bluffing game

Read the British customs that your teacher tells you to. How many do you think are true? 

Once a year it is the custom for women to cook flat cakes in a frying pan and race down the street, throwing the cakes (called pancakes) into the air and catching them in the pans.

Sometimes men tie bells to their legs and dance in the street, waving their handkerchiefs in the air.

It is an old custom to tie ribbons to a tall wooden post and dance round it until all the ribbons are wrapped round the post.

Once a year a group of men roll a large cheese down a steep hill, and then run down after it.

Once a year children in Britain traditionally make a model of a man from paper and old clothes and put it on a big fire.

It is traditional to put apples into a bowl of water and try to pick them up with your teeth on one day in the year.

People sometimes communicate with each other by lighting big fires on the tops of hills.

Sometimes young men sit over a river on a long tree trunk which has been covered with fat and try to knock each other off it by hitting each other with pillows.

Once a year, the King or Queen gives a small gift of money to twelve poor people.

In one town people stand on flowerpots in the middle of the street, and someone tries to knock them off the flowerpots with a dead fish on a piece of string.

 

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Would like to ...

Want to