ex. 1 Fill in the correct form of the verbs in brackets.
Examples: We are (be) never late. She likes (like) popcorn.

1. She is  (be) good at school.
2. Elephants eat (eat) grass.
3. I like  (like) fish and chips.
4. She always meets (meet) her friends after school.
5. Tom often  wears (wear) a white shirt and blue jeans.
6. They are (be) never tired in the morning.
7. He likes (like) apples and bananas.
8. The children sometimes go (go) to the playground.
9. Sandra usually takes (take) the bus to school.
10. Derrick always has (have) lunch at a restaurant.
11. The boys often play (play) computer games.
12. Our cat hardly ever catches (catch) a mouse.
13. Paul walks (walk) his dog every day.
14. Our daughter often gets (get) up too late.
15. My mother bakes (bake) a cake every Saturday.

ex. 2 Form the questions with do or does.
Example: I often help her. — Do you often help her?
1. They wash the car.
do They wash the car.
2. I get up early.
Do you get up early.
3. They walk to school.
Do they walk to school.
4. Jim eats an orange.
Does Jim eats an orange.
5. My sister listens to her new CD.
Does my sister listens her new CD.
6. Ann cleans her shoes.
Does Ann cleans her shoes.
7. Henry climbs the tree.
Does Henry climbs the tree.
8. Tina and Paul eat spaghetti.
Do Tina and Paul eat spaghetti.
9. We like pizza.
Do we like pizza.
10. Gary and Peter go to the party.
Do Gary and Peter go to the party.
11. My parents work in a restaurant.
Do my parents work in a resturant.
12. We like our uncle.
Do we like our uncle.
13. She sings her favourite song.
Does she sings her favorite song.
14. Bill reads a book.
Does Bill reads a book.
15. Mary goes to the zoo.
Does Mary goes the zoo.

Ex. 3 Use the negative form of the verbs to complete the sentences. Use short forms (don’t, isn’t, can’t, …).
Example: We get up early. We don’t get up early.
1. He has a sister.
He hasn’t sister.
2. They know his address.
They don’t know his address.
3. She loves strawberry milkshake.
She doesn’t loves strawberry mikshake.
4. They live in New York.
They don’t live in New York.
5. He can speak English.
He can’t speak english.
6. Peter eats fruit every day.
Peter doesn’t eat fruit every day.
7. We study Spanish in school.
We don’t study spanish in school
8. I like reading books.
I don’t like reading books.
9. Francis likes his new teacher.
Francis doesn’t like his new teacher.
10. Sue is a smart girl.
Sue isn’t a smart girl.
11. I can play the piano.
I can’t play the piano.
12. They drink coffee.
They don’t drink coffee.
13. He meets his friends after school.
He doesn’t meet his friend after school.
14. The boys are at home.
The boys aren’t at home.
15. My brother sings in a band.
My brother doesn’t sing in a band.