1. I (travel) ………. to London every week. Yo viajo a Londres todas las semanas.

1. They (run) ………. in the park every Saturdays. Elloscorren en el parque todos los sábados.

1. My mother (clean) ………. the house. Mi madre limpiala casa.

1. You (be) ………. a good student. Tú eres un buen estudiante.

1. Mary (work) ………. in a bank. Mary trabaja en un banco.

1. John (walk)………. to his office. John camina a su oficina.

1. You (study) ………. English at school. Ustedesestudian inglés en la escuela.

1. The dog (break) ………. the fence. El perro rompe la cerca.

1. The car (be) ………. in the garage. El coche está en el garage.

My father (have) ………. a nice coat. Mi padre tiene un lindo saco.

1. We (live) ………. in Paris. Nosotros vivimos en París.

1. George (sell) ………. peaches and apples. George vendeduraznos y manzanas.

1. I always (visit) ………. my grandmother. Yo siemprevisito a mi abuela.

1. Alice (go) ………. to the church. Alicia va a la iglesia.

1. They (be) ………. my best friends. Ellos son mis mejores amigos.

1. You always (pay) ………. the tickets. Tú siempre pagaslos boletos.

1. London (be) ………. a big and nice city. Londres es una ciudad linda y grande.

1. My cousin (paint) ………. the house. Mi primo pinta la casa.

1. I (study) ………. and (work) ………. in Madrid. Yoestudio y trabajo en Madrid.

Mike never (do) ………. the homework. Mike nuncahace la tarea.

EXERCISES DATE

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and December eighteen fifteenth first fourteen fourth July June of second The third thirteenth thirty-first thousand twelfth twenty-fifth twenty-nine two

11-11-2008..........The eleventh of November, two thousand and eight.
3-9-1871..........The  of September, eighteen seventy-one.
1-5-1964..........The  of May, nineteen sixty-four.
13-3-1756..........The  of March, seventeen fifty-six.
2-1-2007..........The  of January, two thousand and seven.
15-12-1632..........The  of December, sixteen thirty-two.
31-8-2005..........The  of August, two thousand and five.
4-6-1543..........The  of , fifteen forty-three.
25-2-2004..........The   February, two thousand and four.
12-4-1487..........The  of April,  eighty-seven.
29-7-2003..........The twenty-ninth of , two thousand and three.
19-10-1829..........The nineteenth of October,  .
22-12-2002.......... twenty-second of ,    .

ORDINAL AND CARDINAL NUMBERS

CARDINAL NUMBERS			ORDINAL NUMBERS
	1				first
	2
	3
				4 th
		five
		six
	7
	8			8 th
		nine
	10
					eleventh
	12
	13
	14
	15
					sixteenth
	17
	18
	19
	20
				21 st
	22
	23
	24
	25
	26
	27
				28 th
	29
		thirty
	31
	33			33rd
	40			40th
	44			44th
	49			49th
	50
	55			55th
	60			60th	sixtieth
	66			66th
	70			70th
		seventy-seven		77th
	80			80th
	88			88th
	90			90th
	99

VERB TO BE

Completa los recuadros con las conjugaciones correctas del verbo TO BE.

1. My name James.

2. Mary the secretary.

3. John and Lucy at school.

4. I a student.

5. The boys in the garden.

6. He a lawyer.

7. Susie a housewife.

8. She a student.

9. They my friends.

10. You a student.

DAILY ROUTINES

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Every day

Present Progressive - Form

The pen is the notebook.	The red ball is the dog.
The brown dog is the box.	The panda is the lamps.
The apple is the book and the pen.	The gray cat is the purple box.
The pupil is the door.	The presents are the table.
The girl is standing the board.	Two people are the green car.
The pencil is the big red apple.	The girl is reading the chair.
The chair is the desk.	My brother is sitting the computer.
The ball is the box and the bear.	Three pencils are the pencil box.

1	Jack .......... be at home. His jacket is still here.	2	I .......... still have your book, but I'm not certain.
	a) might b) can't c) could		a) might b) must c) can't
3	This ....... be the right answer. The others are definitely wrong.	4	That ............. be Maria. I'm sure she's got blond hair, not dark.
	a) can't b) must c) could		a) may b) might c) can't
5	I'm not sure but the painting .......... be an original.	6	She's been working hard so she ........... be tired.
	a) could b) must c) can't		a) may b) can't c) must

man never knows what he's capable of until you try (Charles Dincken)

WORKSHOP-EXERCISES

COUNTRIES AND NATIONALYTIES

Ejercicios: Presente Simple (Simple Present Tense)

CARDINAL NUMBERS

PHYSICAL APPEARANCE- OPPOSITE ADJECTIVES

Present Progressive - Form

Exercise on affirmative sentences

modal verbs of deduction

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