1 Complete the sentences with the correct form of the verb in brackets. Example: They have (have) a...

1 Do you like 2 do not like 3 eats 4 do you do 5 is 6 goes 7 is not 8 are 9 are not 10 do you get up 11 have 12 does your brother work 13 reads 14 does not teach 15 Is

To complete the sentences with the correct form of the verb in brackets, you need to consider the tense and subject-verb agreement for each sentence. Here are the completed sentences:

1. Do you like (like) pop music?

   • This sentence is in the present simple tense, used for habits or general truths. The auxiliary verb "do" is used for questions, and the base form "like" follows it.

2. I do not like (not like) watching football on television.

   • The negative form in the present simple tense uses "do not" (or "don't") followed by the base form of the verb.

3. My sister never eats (eat) fast food.

   • In the present simple tense, when the subject is a third-person singular noun (like "my sister"), the verb takes an "-s" ending.

4. How often do you do (do) exercise?

   • This is a question in the present simple tense. "Do" is the auxiliary verb, and the base form "do" follows it.

5. What is (be) your brother’s name?

   • This is a question in the present simple tense using the verb "to be." The correct form for "what is" is "is."

6. My daughter goes (go) to bed very late.

   • For third-person singular subjects, add "-es" to verbs ending in "o" in the present simple tense.

7. He is not (not be) English. He’s Scottish.

   • The negative form of the verb "to be" in the present simple tense is "is not" (or "isn't").

8. ‘Are they American?’ ‘Yes, they are’ (be).

   • The short answer to a question using "are" is "are."

9. The letters are not (not be) on the table.

   • The negative form for plural nouns using the verb "to be" is "are not" (or "aren't").

10. What time do you get up (get up) in the morning?

    • This is a question in the present simple tense. "Do" is the auxiliary verb, and the base form "get up" follows it.

11. My sister and her husband have (have) a big house.

    • For plural subjects, use the base form "have" in the present simple tense.

12. Where does your brother work (work)?

    • This is a question in the present simple tense for a third-person singular subject. "Does" is the auxiliary verb, and the base form "work" follows it.

13. He always reads (read) the newspaper on Saturdays.

    • In the present simple tense, add "-s" to the verb for third-person singular subjects.

14. She does not teach (not teach) Spanish. She teaches French.

    • The negative form in the present simple tense uses "does not" (or "doesn't") for third-person singular subjects, followed by the base form "teach."

15. Is (be) his father a lawyer?

    • This is a question in the present simple tense using the verb "to be." The correct form for "is" in questions is "is."