Present simple - revision (affirmative, negative, questions)

My nechodíme do školy v sobotu.
1. Do we go to the school on Saturdays?
2. We don´t go to the school on Saturday.
3. We don´t go to the school on Saturdays.
4. We do go to the school on Saturday.
Johnny nehraje na kytaru.
1. Johnny don´t play the guitar.
2. Does Johny play the guitar?
3. Johnny doesn´t play the guitar.
4. Johnny plays the guitar.
Hrajete fotbal v neděli?
1. Do you play football on Sunday?
2. Does you plays football on Sunday?
3. Does you play football on Sunday?
4. Do you plays football on Sunday?
Já dostávám mnoho dárků o Vánocích.
1. I get a lot of presents at Christmas.
2. I gets a lot of presents at Christmas.
3. You get a lot of presents at Christmas.
4. Do I get a lot of presents at Christmas?
O víkendech nehraje Jana volejbal.
1. Jane don´t play volleyball at the weekends.
2. Jane doesn´t play volleyball at the weekends.
3. Jane doesn´t plays volleyball at the weekends.
4. Jane plays volleyball at the weekends.
Posloucháš hudbu každý večer?
1. You don´t listen to the music every evening.
2. Does you listen to the music every evening?
3. Do you listens to the music every evening?
4. Do you listen to the music every evening?
Tom nestele postel každé ráno.
1. Tom doesn´t make a bed every morning.
2. Tom doesn´t makes a bed every morning.
3. Tom don´t make a bed every morning.
4. Tom makes a bed every morning.
My chodíme lyžovat každou zimu.
1. Do we go skiing every winter?
2. We don´t go skiing every winter.
3. We doesn´t go skiing every winter.
4. We go skiing every winter.
Snídáte každý den v 7 hodin?
1. Do you have a breakfast at 7 o´clock every day?
2. Does you have a breakfast at 7 o´clock every day?
3. You have a breakfast at 7 o´clock every day.
4. You don´t have a breakfast at 7 o´clock every day.
Mandy nedělá domácí úkol každé odpoledne.
1. Does Mandy do a homework every evening?
2. Mandy doesn´t do a homework every afternoon.
3. Mandy don´t do a homework every afternoon.
4. Mandy doesn´t do a homework every evening.
Žijete v Praze?
1. You don´t live in Prague.
2. Does you live in Prague?
3. Do you lives in Prague?
4. Do you live in Prague?
Já nežiji v Londýně.
1. I don´t live in London.
2. I do live in London.
3. I doesn´t live in London.
4. I live in London.
My pocházíme z Itálie.
1. We comes from Italy.
2. We come from Italy.
3. You come from Italy.
4. Do we come from Italy?
Mary prostírá stůl každý den.
1. Do Mary set the table every day?
2. Does Mary set the table every day?
3. Mary sets the table every day.
4. Mary doesn´t set the table every day.
Večeří oni každý večer v 7 hodin?
1. Do they have a dinner at 7 o´clock every evening?
2. Does they have a dinner at 7 o´clock every evening?
3. They have a dinner at 7 o´clock every evening.
4. We don´t have a dinner at 7 o´clock every evening.
Já si nečtu knihu každý den.
1. I read a book every day.
2. I doesn´t read a book every day.
3. I reads a book every day.
4. I don´t read a book every day.
Ona čte noviny každé ráno.
1. She reads a newspaper every morning.
2. She read a newspaper every morning.
3. He reads a newspaper every morning.
4. She doesn´t read a newspaper every morning.
Píšeš dopis kamarádovi každý týden?
1. Do you writes a letter to your friend every week?
2. Does you write a letter to your friend every week?
3. Do you write a letter to your friend every week?
4. You write a letter to your friend every week.
Škola začíná každý den v 8 hodin.
1. The school start at 8 o´clock every day.
2. The school don´t start at 8 o´clock every day.
3. The school starts at 8 o´clock every day.
4. The school doesn´t start at 8 o´clock every day.
Hrají si děti na zahradě každý den?
1. Children play in the garden every day.
2. Does children plays in the garden every day?
3. Do children play in the garden every day?
4. Children don´t play in the garden every day.
Já nesleduji televizi každý večer.
1. I doesn´t watch a TV every evening.
2. I don´t watch a TV every evening.
3. Do I watch a TV every evening?
4. I watch a TV every evening.
On hraje počítačové hry každý den.
1. He does play computer games every day.
2. He doesn´t play computer games every day.
3. He plays computer games every day.
4. She plays computer games every day.
Já vařím každý den.
1. I don´t cook every day.
2. I cooks every day.
3. I cook every day.
4. Do I cook every day?
Chodíš do kina každý týden?
1. Does you go to the cinema every week?
2. Do you go to the cinema every week?
3. You don´t go to the cinema every week.
4. Do we go to the cinema every week?
Peter telefonuje jeho přítelkyni každý večer.
1. Peter don´t call to his girlfriend every evening.
2. Peter doesn´t call to his girlfriend every evening.
3. Does Peter call to his girlfriend every evening?
4. Peter calls to his girlfriend every evening.
My nemluvíme španělsky.
1. We doesn´t speak Spanish.
2. We don´t speak Spanish.
3. You don´t speak Spanish.
4. Do you speak Spanish?
Claire tančí každý večer.
1. Claire dances every evening.
2. Claire doesn´t dance every evening.
3. Claire do dance every evening.
4. Does Claire dance every evening?
Oni nemají rádi filmy.
1. They doesn´t like movies.
2. Do they like movies?
3. They like movies.
4. They don´t like movies.
Chodíš běhat každý den?
1. You don´t go running every day.
2. Do you goes running every day?
3. Do you go running every day?
4. I don´t go running every day.
Uklízí si Paul pokoj každý týden?
1. Do Paul clean his room every week?
2. Does Paul clean his room every week?
3. Does Paul cleans khis room every week?
4. Do Paul cleans his room every week?

Present simple - revision (affirmative, negative, questions)

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