Complete the table with these words.

### 1. Complete the table with these words. (a) Does, (b) Do, (c) does, (d) doesn't, (e) do, (f) don't ### 2. Circle the correct alternative. 1. Do 2. Does 3. Do 4. Do 5. Does 6. Does ### 3. Complete the answers. Match them with the questions in 2. (a) Yes, I do. (3) (b) No, they don't. (1) (c) Yes, we do. (4 - assumes 'parents' is 'we' contextually or general, but technically if it's 'your parents' it's 'they', let's stick to logical pairings) *Correction for 3 (matching by context):* a) Yes, I do. (3) b) No, they don't. (4) c) Yes, we do. (1 - 'you and your friends') d) No, it doesn't. (6 - 'your first class') e) Yes, she does. (5 - 'your mother') f) No, he doesn't. (2 - 'your brother') ### 4. Write questions and complete the answers. 1. Do you get up... No, I don't. 2. Does your mum make... Yes, she does. 3. Do you take... (No, she doesn't. I walk to school.) 4. Does your school start... Yes, it does. 5. Do you have... Yes, I do. 6. Do you watch... No, I don't. ### 5. Use the table to write questions for the answers. 1. Where do you and your family live? 2. What time does it finish? 3. What do you do after school? 4. How does your father go to work? 5. What do you do at the weekend? 6. What time do you have dinner? ### 6. Write the adverbs of frequency on the line. (Left to right): always, usually, sometimes, often, not often, never. *(Note: The scale is provided, typically the order is: Always - Usually - Often - Sometimes - Not often - Never)* ### 7. Write about Alice's habits with adverbs of frequency. 1. Alice never watches TV. 2. She sometimes reads. 3. She always goes to the park. 4. She sometimes is late for class. 5. She often does sport. 6. She always is happy. ### 8. Circle the correct alternative. 1. have 2. Have you got 3. Do you live 4. do you eat 5. Do you have 6. Does your friend