Ex. 6. Put the verbs in brackets into the Present Simple or the Present Continuous. 1. He never (to listen) to what you say. He always (to think) about something else. 2. You (to understand) what the lecturer is saying? - No, I (not to understand) him at all. 3. What you (to have) for breakfast usually? - I usually (to eat) a carrot and (to drink) a glass of cold water. 4. Why you (to walk) so fast today? You usually (to walk) quite slowly. 5. Look at that crowd. I (to wonder) what they (to wait) for. 6. She always (to borrow) from me and she never (to remember) to pay me back. 7. I (to think) it is a pity you don't take more exercise. You (to get) fat. Ex. 4. Ask questions to the words in bold type. 1. She was in Moscow last week. 2. My friend wrote to me very often last year. 3. They were at their office yesterday morning. 4. Our students read a lot of English books last year. 5. The students usually went home after classes. 6. Yesterday Tom came to see me in the evening. 7. The meeting finished at 8 o'clock. 8. We spent the holidays in the country last summer. 9. He worked hard at his English last year. 10. My brother left for England last Monday. Ex. 4. Ask questions to the words in bold type. 1. We usually have our French in the evening. 2. They often speak English in class. 3. We write a lot of sentences on the blackboard. 4. He reads English books at home. 5. We have dictations very often. 6. After classes I go home. 7. She likes sweets. 8. My sister doesn't eat meat. 9. I go to the swimming pool every Sunday. 10. I have a dog.

Ex. 6. Present Simple / Present Continuous

1. He never listens to what you say. He always is thinking about something else.

2. Do you understand what the lecturer is saying? — No, I don’t understand him at all.

3. What do you have for breakfast usually? — I usually eat a carrot and drink a glass of cold water.

4. Why are you walking so fast today? You usually walk quite slowly.

5. Look at that crowd. I wonder what they are waiting for.

6. She always borrows from me and she never remembers to pay me back.

7. I think it is a pity you don’t take more exercise. You are getting fat.

Ex. 4. Ask questions to the words in bold type (Past Simple / was-were)

1. (She was in Moscow last week.) → Where was she last week?

2. (My friend wrote to me very often last year.) → How often did your friend write to you last year?

3. (They were at their office yesterday morning.) → When were they at their office?

4. (Our students read a lot of English books last year.) → What did our students read last year?

5. (The students usually went home after classes.) → When did the students usually go home?

6. (Yesterday Tom came to see me in the evening.) → When did Tom come to see you yesterday?

7. (The meeting finished at 8 o’clock.) → What time did the meeting finish?

8. (We spent the holidays in the country last summer.) → Where did you spend the holidays last summer?

9. (He worked hard at his English last year.) → What did he work hard at last year?

10. (My brother left for England last Monday.) → When did your brother leave for England?

Ex. 4. Ask questions to the words in bold type (Present Simple)

1. (We usually have our French in the evening.) → When do you usually have your French?

2. (They often speak English in class.) → Where do they often speak English?

3. (We write a lot of sentences on the blackboard.) → What do you write on the blackboard?

4. (He reads English books at home.) → Where does he read English books?

5. (We have dictations very often.) → How often do you have dictations?

6. (After classes I go home.) → Where do you go after classes?

7. (She likes sweets.) → What does she like?

8. (My sister doesn’t eat meat.) → What doesn’t your sister eat?

9. (I go to the swimming pool every Sunday.) → When do you go to the swimming pool?

10. (I have a dog.) → What do you have?