The document is an English grammar workbook that provides examples and exercises to practice parts of speech including: - Present simple verbs (affirmative, negative, questions) - Present continuous verbs - Past simple regular and irregular verbs - Quantifiers (a/an, some, any, a lot of, much/many) - Comparative and superlative adjectives The document prompts the student to fill in grammar tables with the correct verb forms or parts of speech based on provided examples.

1. English Alive! Student’s Book 4 Whiteboard Presentation

2. eat eats eat breakfast every day. We / You / They He / She / It I / You Affirmative Complete the table with the present simple affirmative form of eat . Grammar Present simple: affirmative

3. eat eats eat breakfast every day. We / You / They He / She / It I / You Affirmative Can you remember? Grammar Present simple: affirmative

4. don’t eat doesn’t eat don’t eat Complete the table with the present simple negative form of eat . Grammar Present simple: negative breakfast every day. We / You / They He / She / It I / You Negative

5. don’t eat doesn’t eat don’t eat Can you remember? Grammar Present simple: negative breakfast every day. We / You / They He / She / It I / You Negative

6. Complete the table with the present simple question form of eat . Grammar Present simple: questions lunch at one o’clock? eat eat eat we / you / they he / she / it I / you Questions Do eat Does eat Do eat

7. Can you remember? Grammar Present simple: questions lunch at one o’clock? eat eat eat we / you / they he / she / it I / you Questions Do eat Does eat Do eat

8. Complete the table with the affirmative form of watch . Grammar Present continuous: affirmative TV. We / You / They He / She / It You I Affirmative watching ’ re ’ m watching ’ s watching ’ re watching

9. Can you remember? Grammar Present continuous: affirmative TV. We / You / They He / She / It You I Affirmative watching ’ re ’ m watching ’ s watching ’ re watching

10. Complete the table with the negative form of watch . Grammar Present continuous: negative TV. speaking speaking speaking speaking We / You / They He / She / It You I Negative watching aren’t ’ m not watching isn’t watching aren’t watching

11. Can you remember? Grammar Present continuous: negative TV. speaking speaking speaking speaking We / You / They He / She / It You I Negative watching aren’t ’ m not watching isn’t watching aren’t watching

12. Complete the table with the question form of watch . Grammar Present continuous: questions TV? playing we / you / they playing he / she / it playing you playing I Questions watching Are Am watching Is watching Are watching

13. Can you remember? Grammar Present continuous: questions TV? playing we / you / they playing he / she / it playing you playing I Questions watching Are Am watching Is watching Are watching

14. ’ s eating watch eats are watching Complete the table with the affirmative form of the verbs in brackets. Grammar Present continuous and present simple Are you speaking English to your mum now? (speak) Do you usually speak English at home? (speak) She ’s eating pizza at the moment. (eat) She never eats pizza. (eat) They are watching TV now. (watch) They usually watch TV in the evening. (watch) Affirmative Do speak Are speaking

15. ’ s eating watch eats are watching Can you remember? Grammar Present continuous and present simple Are you speaking English to your mum now? (speak) Do you usually speak English at home? (speak) She ’s eating pizza at the moment. (eat) She never eats pizza. (eat) They are watching TV now. (watch) They usually watch TV in the evening. (watch) Affirmative Do speak Are speaking

16. listened listened listened listened You We / You / They He / She / It to music all day. I Affirmative Complete the table with the past simple affirmative form of listen . Grammar Past simple regular verbs: affirmative

17. listened listened listened listened You We / You / They He / She / It to music all day. I Affirmative Can you remember? Grammar Past simple regular verbs: affirmative

18. didn’t listen didn’t listen didn’t listen didn’t listen You We / You / They He / She / It to music all day. I Negative Complete the table with the past simple negative form of listen . Grammar Past simple regular verbs: negative

19. didn’t listen didn’t listen didn’t listen didn’t listen You We / You / They He / She / It to music all day. I Negative Can you remember? Grammar Past simple regular verbs: negative

20. Questions we / you / they he / she / it to music all day? I / you Did listen Did listen Did listen Complete the table with the past simple question form of listen . Grammar Past simple regular verbs: questions

21. Questions we / you / they he / she / it to music all day? I / you Did listen Did listen Did listen Can you remember? Grammar Past simple regular verbs: questions

22. bought did went ate had met saw spent spoke took won wrote Past simple affirmative buy do go eat have meet see spend speak take win write Base form Complete the table with the past simple affirmative form of the base form of the verbs. Grammar Past simple irregular verbs: affirmative

23. bought did went ate had met saw spent spoke took won wrote Past simple affirmative buy do go eat have meet see spend speak take win write Base form Can you remember? Grammar Past simple irregular verbs: affirmative

24. didn’t see didn’t see didn’t see didn’t see You We / You / They He / She / It Lola today. I Negative Complete the table with the past simple negative form of see . Grammar Past simple irregular verbs: negative

25. didn’t see didn’t see didn’t see didn’t see You We / You / They He / She / It Lola today. I Negative Can you remember? Grammar Past simple irregular verbs: negative

26. bananas sandwiches crisps hamburgers apples cheese cola juice cheese crisps cola juice hamburgers sandwiches bread bananas milk apples bread milk Uncountable nouns Countable nouns Complete the table with the words in the box. Grammar Quantifiers (1)

27. bananas sandwiches crisps hamburgers apples cheese cola juice cheese crisps cola juice hamburgers sandwiches bread bananas milk apples bread milk Uncountable nouns Countable nouns Can you remember? Grammar Quantifiers (1)

28. a some some an any any a any any Have you got a hamburger? I haven’t got an apple. There’s a banana. Countable nouns (singular) Is there any cola? We haven’t got any juice. There’s some bread. Uncountable nouns Have they got any bananas? There aren’t any sandwiches. He’s got some apples. Countable nouns (plural) Questions Negative Affirmative Complete the sentences with a / an , some or any . Grammar Quantifiers (2)

29. a some some an any any a any any Have you got a hamburger? I haven’t got an apple. There’s a banana. Countable nouns (singular) Is there any cola? We haven’t got any juice. There’s some bread. Uncountable nouns Have they got any bananas? There aren’t any sandwiches. He’s got some apples. Countable nouns (plural) Questions Negative Affirmative Can you remember? Grammar Quantifiers (2)

30. aren’t many isn’t much a lot of a lot of There’s a lot of milk. There isn’t much juice. Uncountable nouns There are a lot of sandwiches. There aren’t many apples. Countable nouns (plural) Complete the sentences with a lot of , not much or not m any . Grammar Quantifiers (3)

31. aren’t many isn’t much a lot of a lot of There’s a lot of milk. There isn’t much juice. Uncountable nouns There are a lot of sandwiches. There aren’t many apples. Countable nouns (plural) Can you remember? Grammar Quantifiers (3)

32. cheaper (than) bigger (than) colder (than) more luxurious (than) more expensive (than) better (than) worse (than) good bad luxurious expensive cheap big cold Adjective Comparative Irregular adjectives Long adjectives Short adjectives Complete the table with the comparative form of the adjectives. Grammar Comparative adjectives

33. cheaper (than) bigger (than) colder (than) more luxurious (than) more expensive (than) better (than) worse (than) good bad luxurious expensive cheap big cold Adjective Comparative Irregular adjectives Long adjectives Short adjectives Can you remember? Grammar Comparative adjectives

34. the cheapest the biggest the coldest the most luxurious the most expensive the best the worst good bad luxurious expensive cheap big cold Adjective Superlative Irregular adjectives Long adjectives Short adjectives Complete the table with the superlative form of the adjectives. Grammar Superlative adjectives

35. the cheapest the biggest the coldest the most luxurious the most expensive the best the worst good bad luxurious expensive cheap big cold Adjective Superlative Irregular adjectives Long adjectives Short adjectives Can you remember? Grammar Superlative adjectives