Grammar

Present simple: walk, walks

I ___ (to read) a book every evening.
She ___ (to play) tennis on Saturdays.
They ___ (to live) in New York City.
He ___ (to go) to the gym three times a week.
The sun ___ (to rise) in the east.
We ___ (to eat) breakfast at 7 a.m.
My cat ___ (to sleep) on the bed.
You ___ (to drive) to work every day.
She ___ (to write) emails at her desk.
The teacher ___ (to explain) the lesson clearly.
The dog ___ (to bark) loudly at strangers.
He ___ (to watch) movies on weekends.
They ___ (to study) English at the university.
I ___ (to drink) coffee every morning.
She ___ (to cook) dinner for her family.
We ___ (to visit) our grandparents every month.
The children ___ (to play) in the park after school.
My friend ___ (to sing) in the choir.
He ___ (to fix) cars for a living.
The train ___ (to arrive) at 6 p.m.
I ___ (to take) the bus to work.
She ___ (to wear) glasses for reading.
They ___ (to enjoy) hiking on weekends.
We ___ (to clean) the house every Saturday.
The teacher ___ (to give) homework every week.
I ___ (to call) my parents every Sunday.
She ___ (to travel) to different countries.
He ___ (to play) the guitar in a band.
The flowers ___ (to bloom) in spring.
We ___ (to go) to the beach in summer.
They ___ (to practice) yoga daily.
She ___ (to paint) landscapes as a hobby.
I ___ (to learn) new words every day.
The shop ___ (to open) at 9 a.m.
He ___ (to write) stories in his free time.
They ___ (to bake) bread on Sundays.
We ___ (to watch) the news every evening.
She ___ (to help) her children with homework.
The birds ___ (to sing) in the morning.
He ___ (to drive) a red car.
We ___ (to celebrate) birthdays with a party.
She ___ (to read) the newspaper daily.
They ___ (to go) to the theater once a month.
I ___ (to listen) to music while working.
The cat ___ (to chase) mice in the yard.
He ___ (to attend) meetings every Tuesday.
We ___ (to shop) for groceries every week.
She ___ (to organize) her desk every evening.
The wind ___ (to blow) strongly in autumn.
I ___ (to enjoy) reading mystery novels.

Present continuous: am/is/are cooking

I ___ (to read) a fascinating book right now.
She ___ (to cook) dinner in the kitchen.
They ___ (to play) soccer at the park.
He ___ (to write) a letter to his friend.
We ___ (to watch) a movie on TV.
The children ___ (to build) a sandcastle on the beach.
She ___ (to study) for her exams this week.
I ___ (to clean) the house this afternoon.
They ___ (to work) on a new project at the office.
He ___ (to fix) his bike in the garage.
We ___ (to plan) a surprise party for her.
The dog ___ (to run) in the backyard.
She ___ (to paint) a picture in her art class.
I ___ (to learn) a new language at the moment.
They ___ (to take) a walk in the park right now.
He ___ (to prepare) his presentation for the meeting.
We ___ (to enjoy) a relaxing weekend at the cabin.
She ___ (to dress) up for the party.
The kids ___ (to practice) their dance routine.
I ___ (to listen) to a podcast as I work.
They ___ (to decorate) their house for the holidays.
He ___ (to run) in the marathon this year.
She ___ (to shop) for groceries this morning.
We ___ (to discuss) the new policies at the moment.
The birds ___ (to chirp) outside my window.
I ___ (to plan) a trip to Europe next summer.
They ___ (to read) their favorite books in the lounge.
He ___ (to learn) to play the piano.
We ___ (to enjoy) a nice dinner at the restaurant.
She ___ (to write) in her journal right now.
The team ___ (to prepare) for the upcoming competition.
I ___ (to work) on a creative project this week.
They ___ (to visit) their relatives this weekend.
He ___ (to check) his email frequently today.
We ___ (to have) a barbecue in the backyard.
She ___ (to water) the plants in the garden.
The students ___ (to take) notes during the lecture.
I ___ (to search) for a new job at the moment.
They ___ (to practice) their speech for the conference.
He ___ (to organize) his bookshelves.
We ___ (to attend) a webinar this afternoon.
She ___ (to exercise) at the gym regularly.
The children ___ (to enjoy) their summer vacation.
I ___ (to watch) a new TV series these days.
They ___ (to cook) a special meal for their friends.
He ___ (to visit) the museum this weekend.
We ___ (to clean) the garage this Saturday.
She ___ (to learn) new recipes for her cooking blog.
The team ___ (to train) hard for the upcoming game.
I ___ (to enjoy) a cup of tea while relaxing on the porch.

Grammar: some and any

Fill in the Blanks

I need to buy ___ eggs for the recipe.
There isn’t ___ milk in the fridge.
She would like ___ more information about the course.
We don’t have ___ bread left.
Could you give me ___ advice on this matter?
They haven’t found ___ good restaurants in the area.
He bought ___ new clothes for the trip.
I don’t know ___ of their names.
Would you like ___ coffee?
There are ___ interesting articles in the magazine.
I’m looking for ___ books on history.
We didn’t see ___ interesting animals at the zoo.
She has ___ friends in the city.
I can’t find ___ of my keys.
They are offering ___ special discounts this week.
He didn’t make ___ mistakes on the test.
We have ___ beautiful flowers in the garden.
Is there ___ chance we could meet earlier?
I need to buy ___ apples for the pie.
There aren’t ___ good movies showing right now.

Choose the Correct Option

She doesn’t have ___ sugar left. (some / any)
Could you pass me ___ salt? (some / any)
We saw ___ amazing sights on our trip. (some / any)
I don’t have ___ time to help you. (some / any)
Are there ___ good restaurants near here? (some / any)
They would like ___ more information. (some / any)
I haven’t eaten ___ breakfast yet. (some / any)
Would you like ___ more tea? (some / any)
She didn’t buy ___ new shoes. (some / any)
We found ___ nice places to visit. (some / any)

Sentence Transformation

I need to find a few good books. (Rewrite using "some")
She didn’t make any mistakes. (Rewrite using "some")
I have some questions about the project. (Rewrite as a negative sentence)
We saw some old friends at the event. (Rewrite as a question)
They didn’t have any fun at the party. (Rewrite as an affirmative sentence)

Correct the Mistakes

He doesn’t have some time to join us.
Are there any cake left in the fridge?
I would like some information about your services.
She doesn’t want any help with her homework.
We have some apples, but we don’t have any oranges.

Multiple Choice

We need ___ paper for the printer. (some / any)
Do you have ___ questions about the assignment? (some / any)
She bought ___ groceries this morning. (some / any)
They don’t have ___ idea what to do next. (some / any)
Is there ___ place to sit in the restaurant? (some / any)

Past simple: to have or to be

Fill in the Blanks

I ___ (to be) at the park yesterday.
She ___ (to have) a wonderful time at the party.
They ___ (to be) very tired after the trip.
He ___ (to have) a new bike last year.
We ___ (to be) late for the meeting.
The children ___ (to have) a lot of fun at the playground.
She ___ (to be) excited about her vacation.
I ___ (to have) breakfast at 7 a.m. this morning.
They ___ (to be) in Paris last summer.
He ___ (to have) a great idea for the project.
We ___ (to be) at the concert last night.
She ___ (to have) a cold last week.
I ___ (to be) in the office all day yesterday.
They ___ (to have) dinner at a fancy restaurant.
He ___ (to be) the best player on the team.
We ___ (to have) a meeting with the client.
She ___ (to be) very happy with her new job.
I ___ (to have) a cup of tea before bed.
They ___ (to be) in a hurry this morning.
He ___ (to have) a beautiful garden last year.

Choose the Correct Option

I ___ (was / were) at the museum yesterday.
She ___ (was / were) very helpful during the project.
They ___ (had / has) a long journey last week.
He ___ (was / were) tired after the workout.
We ___ (had / have) a great time at the party.
She ___ (was / were) at home when I called.
I ___ (had / have) a headache yesterday.
They ___ (was / were) in the office late.
He ___ (had / have) a meeting with the boss.
We ___ (was / were) very excited about the trip.

Sentence Transformation

I am at the airport today. (Rewrite in the past tense)
She has a big house. (Rewrite in the past tense)
They are very busy this week. (Rewrite in the past tense)
He has a new job. (Rewrite in the past tense)
We are at the beach. (Rewrite in the past tense)

Correct the Mistakes

She were very happy with her results.
They was in the park last Saturday.
I had a new phone last year.
He were not at the office yesterday.
We was tired after the long trip.

Multiple Choice

I ___ (was / were) at the library last night.
She ___ (had / has) a wonderful vacation last summer.
They ___ (was / were) late for the appointment.
He ___ (had / have) an interesting book.
We ___ (was / were) very pleased with the outcome.

Create Your Own Sentences

Write a sentence using "was" to describe where you were yesterday.
Write a sentence using "were" to describe what people were doing last week.
Create a sentence with "had" to talk about something you owned last year.
Write a sentence using "was" to describe a feeling you had last month.
Create a sentence using "had" to describe a meal you ate last weekend.