are talking

is eating
is cooking
am not enjoying
am reading
isn’t rainning
aren’t listening
am feeling
isn’t going
are learning

cleaning coming dieding enjoying

going living making playing singing
starting washing writing

getting feelling putting hitting

jumpping raining robing shopping
shoutting sitting sliming dreaming
standding talking turning
answering opening visitting forgetting
 The baby is crying again.
It is snowing hard.
You are looking very beautiful today
Your coffee is getting cold
I am playing a lot of football this year.
We are waiting for a phone call.
Chris and Helen are spending a week in France

She’s reading
She’s washing She’s brushing
She’s brushing She’s reading
She’s listening She’s opening
She’s drinking She’s going
 He isn’t listening to me.
I’m not working today.
It isn’t raining now.
She isn’t wearing a coat.
John’s students aren’t larning very much.
We aren’t enjoying this film.
You aren’t eating much these days.
I’m not sleepping to pass the exam.
.My computer isn’t writing
I’m not playing much tennis these days.

He’s not playing well today.

They’re not living in London.
It’s not running well..
Everybody aren’t enjoying it...
It’s not the sunning shine..
I’m not studying at university.
She’s not singing just now.
I’m not sleepping these days.
We’re not having a good time.
I’m not crying because of you.

doesn’t move.
don’t listen.
isn’t rain.
isn’t eat.
isn’t work.
 Are you waiting for somebody?
Is your boyfriend enjoying the concert?
Are those men taking our car?
Are you talking to me ?
Is it snowing?
Are we going too fast?
Is your computer working?
Are you reading that newpaper?
Is the bus coming?
Are somebody cooking lunch?

is he writing ?
is stopping?
are they studing?
are they playing?
am I going?
is she telephoning?
is he eating?
is she working?
am I cooking?
am I living?

Where are you going now?

Why is she crying?
What is he writting?
Where are you telephone?
Where are they living?
Why is your brother studying English?
What are you cooking?
Who are those people looking at me?
Where are the dog eating?
What are the children doing?
 ’s
’s
’s ’s
’ ’s
’s ’
’ ’
’ ’s
’s ’
’s ’s
’ ’
’ ’

That big buikding is a girl’s school.

Is this your mother’s office?
May I speak to the bosse’s secretary.
What’s Jane and Peter’s address?
This is a picture of grandparent’s wedding.
Do you know John’ new girlfriend?
She writes for a women’s magazine.
Is that Robert’s car?
Let me have Ruth’ and Jack phone number.
What is your wive’s job?

My sister’s has a secretary’s office.

Jane’s has children’s bicycles.
Rob has family’s holiday’s flat.
Olivia’s has boyfriend’s has a cat.
The Prime Minister wife’s problem.
Luke has an uncle’s a farm.
Mr’s Patterson has a doctor’s a car .
The President has a niece’s a business.
Charlotte has a boss’s a wife’s
The Director has a
husband’s friend’s mother’s cousin’s.
 Astrid’s house.
The doctor’s house.
Oliver and Carla books’
The teacher’s car.
The girls’ money.
Susan’smoney.

Anna ’s the builder

The woman’s tall know the address .

The childrens’ bedtime are eight o’clok.

Alice and Pat’s are all in the army.

What’s your brother’s name? What’s that book’s name?

Are the childrens’ anything in the pockets?

Is that coat’s anything in the pockets?
Emma’s can see the church from the window.
The living room can see the church’s from the window.
Why’re Jhons’ the arms so dirty?’
Why’s your chair’s the arms so dirty?
 drinks lives reads runs
cooks smokes stands starts writes
fixes pushes watches wishes
fetches misses toches

enjoys plays stays

copies flies marries studies tries

I live in that house.

Kim works in a bank.

Claire plays the very badly violin.

Those children come from Scotland.

You look very young.

 play
speaks
asks
goes
make

forget
listens
lives
watch
get

knows thinks
studies
plays
look
washes
talk
says
stands
watches
get
 You don’t speak very good Chinese.
Bill doesn’t play the guitar very well.
We don’t agree about most holidays.
George and Andrew don’t live near me.
My father doesn’t write poetry.
Barbara doesn’t live in London.
Henry doen’t party old books.

doen’t stops at Cardiff.

I don’t like pop music.
Peter doen’t remember faces very well.
We don’t know his wife.
Alice doesn’t teach mathematics.
The children don’t play hockey on Monday.
The shops don’t open on Sunday afternoons.

Our cat doen’t like fish.

Melinda doen’t speak Russian.
I don’t remember your phone number.
Oranges don’t grow in Britain.
The postman doen’t come on Sundays.
We don’t play much tennis.
 don’t remember
doesn’t speak
don’t remember
don’t know
doesn’t walk
don’t want
doesn’t work
don’t write

Pete plays football but he doesn’t play baseball.

Joe plays tennis but he doesn’t play football.
Sarah plays football but she doesn’t play tennis.
Ann plays basketball but she doen’t play rugby.
Pete plays chess but he doesn’t play tennis.
Joe plays chess but he doesn’t play baseball.
Sarah plays baseball but she doesn’t rugby.
Anna plays badminton but she doesn’t hockey.
Pete plays cards but he doesn’t badminton.
Joes plays rugby but he doesn’t chess.

I play cards but I don’t rugby.

I play chess but I don’t hockey.
 Do
Does
Does Does
Do Do

Does The Oxford bus stop here?

Do the teachers know her?
Do you play the piano?
Does he work in a restaurant?
Does this train stop at York?
Do we need more eggs?
Does she like parties?
Does he speak Spanish well?

you children
the lesson
you
the holiday
those women
you
 She has a two brothers.
You haven’t a car.
They have a three dogs.
She has a dictionary.
She hasn’t long hair.
I haven’t any sisters.

a cold. I’ve three brothers.

You’ve got a hot. She has two sister.
We’ve got a hungry. He’s any girlfriend.

Have they got a big garden?

Has Beth got a good job?
Has Tom got a big car?
Have they got a plane?
Have they got any horses?