This document contains two exercises from an English III distance learning course at the University of Sonora. The first exercise asks the student to write sentences and questions using the simple present tense. The second exercise asks the student to reorder words to form sentences using adverbs of frequency like always, never, usually, etc. The document provides 10 examples for each exercise to practice simple present tense and sentences with adverbs of frequency.

1. UNIVERSIDAD DE SONORA
Educación a distancia
INGLES III
Romero Esparza Rebeca Esther
2 de septiembre de 2021

2. A. Write a sentence and questions with the simple present.
1. Does Alice like music?
2. My sister has a lot of hobbies.
3. I get don’t along very well with my parents.
4. My brother studies at school.
5. My neighbors don’t have any children.
6. When does the movie start?
7. He goes out twice a week.
8. We don’t often talk about politics.
9. How often do you email your brother?
10. I don’t go on Facebook very often.
B. Put the words in the right order.
1. I always go to bed before 11:00.
2. Kate hardly ever sees her family.
3. We never go shopping on Saturday.
4. I go to the dentist twice a year.
5. They sometimes have breakfast in the yard.
6. We usually listen to the radio in the morning.
7. Alan runs in the park every day.
8. I never drink coffee after 4:00.
9. John doesn't often go to the movies.
10. I visit my mom once a month.