1. Choose the correct sentence!
   Read the sentences and underline the correct one.
   a.
   I’ll to be a vet when I grow up.
   I’ll be a vet when I grow up.
   I am a vet when I grow up.
   b.
   I think my little sister willn’t be a singer because she loves singing!
   I think my little sister will to be a singer because she loves singing!
   I think my little sister will be a singer because she loves singing!
   c.
   In the future there willn’t be enough clean water.
   In the future there won’t be enough clean water.
   In the future there won’t to be enough clean water.
   d.
   You’ll being able to access the internet from your head in the future!
   You’ll be able to access the internet from your head in the future!
   You’ll to be able to access the internet from your head in the future.
   e.
   My brother will never have any pets – he’s allergic!
   My brother won’t never have any pets – he’s allergic!
   My brother will never to have any pets – he’s allergic!
   2.Find the mistake!
   Find the mistake, underline it and write the correct sentence.
   a. When I’m older I’ll to live in a big house. When I’m older I’ll live in a big house.
   b. I won’t to have more than two children. I won’t have more than two children.
   c. My sister will living in another country. My sister will live in another country.
   d. One day, people will to be able to talk to animals! One day, people will be able to talk to animals!
   e. We willn’t need to sleep in the future. We won’t need to sleep in the future.

1. True or false?
   Read and circle true or false for these sentences.
   I think the future will be very different. People won’t drive normal
   cars, there will be flying cars. Children won’t go to school, they’ll
   have a robot who teaches them at home. As for me, when I grow up
   I’ll be an astronaut and I won’t get married, I’ll live with my friends!
   
   a. He thinks the future will be different. true false
   b. He thinks people will drive normal cars. true false
   c. He thinks children will have a human teacher. true false
   d. He thinks he will be an astronaut when he grows up. true false
   e. He thinks he will live with his family. true false
2. Choose the answer!
   Read the sentence. Circle the correct answer.
   a. I will travel around the world when I’m older. to travel / travel / travelling
   b. My sister will be a singer because she loves singing. is / wills / will
   c. Will people be able to talk to animals in the future? are / be / being
   d. They won’t have any pets. having / to have / have
   e. There be won’t enough clean water in the future. won’t / willn’t / isn’t
   f. We will live on the moon. live / to live / living
   g. My father won’t be happy when he sees this broken window! willn’t / won’t / isn’t
   h. Where will you live when you grow up? you will / do you / will you
   
3. Fill it in!
   What do you think? Write will or won’t in the sentences to make predictions.
   a. Children won’t go to school in the future.
   b. I go will to university.
   c. In the future, people won’t read books.
   d. My family will live in a different country one day.
   e. We will have a robot to do all the household jobs in the future.
   f. I won’t have the same friends in ten years’ time.
   g. In the future, computer games will be downloaded into our heads.
   h. When we grow up, my best friend won’t forget me.

1. Choose the correct sentence!
   Read the sentences and underline the correct one.
   a.
   I’m visiting my friend tomorrow.
   I visit my friend tomorrow.
   I tomorrow visit my friend.
   b.
   We go to the cinema on Sunday.
   We are going to the cinema on Sunday.
   We going to the cinema on Sunday.
   c.
   What do you do this weekend?
   What are you doing this weekend?
   What you are doing this weekend?
   d.
   My brother is take an exam tomorrow.
   My brother takes an exam tomorrow.
   My brother is taking an exam tomorrow.
   e.
   I’m on Saturday having a party for my birthday.
   I have a party for my birthday on Saturday.
   I’m having a party for my birthday on Saturday.
   2.Find the mistake!
   Find the mistake, underline it and write the correct sentence.
   a. I’m meet my friend after school. I’m meeting my friend after school.
   b. My grandma comes to dinner tonight. My grandma is coming to dinner tonight.
   c. I go to the dentist next week. I’m going to the dentist next week.
   d. You are stay at home tonight? Are you staying at home tonight?
   e. My parents is playing tennis on Sunday. My parents are playing tennis on Sunday.
   
   1.True or false?
   Read and circle true or false for these sentences.
   Next week is very busy for me! On Monday, we’re going to the
   science museum with school. On Tuesday, our grandparents are
   visiting us. On Wednesday, I’m playing tennis. On Thursday, my sister
   is taking me shopping. On Friday, I’m staying at home!
   
   a. She’s very busy next week. true false
   b. On Monday, she’s going to the art science museum. true false
   c. On Tuesday, her aunt and uncle grandparents are visiting. true false
   d. On Thursday, her sister is taking her to the cinema shopping. true false
   e. On Friday, she’s staying at home. true false
   2.Match them up!
   Match the arrangements and how they were organised.
   I’m flying to Spain for a holiday soon.
   He’s staying at his friend’s house tonight.
   She’s going to the dentist next week.
   I’m meeting my friend after school.
   They’re having a barbecue at the weekend.
   We’re seeing the new Superman film tonight.
   My mum is helping me make a cake tomorrow.
   Our class is visiting a museum next week.
   
   She’s got an appointment.
   They’ve invited lots of people.
   I’ve got the plane tickets!
   His parents said it’s OK.
   We’ve bought the ingredients.
   Our teacher has booked a bus!
   We agreed to meet at the park.
   We have tickets for 18.30.
   3.Make it right!
   Children find the mistake in each sentence and correct it. Possible answers
   (children may find different ways to correct the sentences):
   a. I’m having a party for my birthday.
   b. She’s doing a science test tomorrow.
   c. Are we visiting Grandma tomorrow?
   d. They’re not going to school next week.
   e. My brother is taking me to a football match on Saturday.
   f. We’re having a picnic on Sunday.
   g. I’m looking after my friend’s cat at the weekend.
   h. What are you doing tonight

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Story
Martin had a terrible day yesterday. It was the day of his vacation to Spain but it was a nightmare. He left the house at 10 o’clock in the morning and caught a taxi to the airport.
Martin went to the check-in with his luggage. When the man who worked for the airline asked for his passport, Martin became very upset. Where was his passport? Martin realized he didn’t have his passport with him. What a disaster!
He jumped back into the taxi and told the driver to take him home. The driver drove quickly and Martin arrived back at his house in twenty minutes.
He ran into the house and went into his bedroom. He found his passport on the bedside table and left the house again. But the taxi wasn’t there! Where was the taxi!
Martin jumped up and down angrily. «I don’t believe it. The taxi left!» he shouted. He ran down the street and looked for another taxi.
After a few minutes, Martin found another taxi and told the driver to take him to the airport as quickly as possible. The traffic on the roads was very bad and, unfortunately, Martin’s taxi arrived at the airport late. His plane left for Spain at 11.30 and Martin missed it. He was very sad and went to speak to the airline. They promised to get him a seat on an evening flight and Martin went home on another taxi to wait.

WORKSHEET 1
SUBJECT : Subject Pronouns and Verb “ To Be “
A) Fill in the blanks using “HE, SHE, IT, WE, THEY”:
cat and horse-they
Mary-she
Tom-he
Jack and I-we
books-it
sister-she
You and Dave-they
plane-it
sunshine-it
cheese-it
cactus-it
parents-they
Pamela-she
news-it
scissors-they
geese-it
flowers-they
piano-it
school-it
daughter-she
milk-it
children-it
sugar-it
feet-it
bicycle-it
Ann and Kate-they
tennis-it
son-he
mice-they
sky-it
shop-it
buses -they
papers-they
Mr. Green-he
brother-in-law — he-she
picture-it
friendship-it
dolphin-it
The Riggs family-they
B) Fill in the blanks using “AM, IS, ARE, AM NOT, ISN’T, AREN’T”:
1.It is an onion. (+) 11. İzmir is a city. (+)
2.Jasmine isn’t a student. (-) 12. He is a postman. (+)
3.We are friends. (+) 13. It is nine o’clock. (+)
4.I am hungry. (-) 14. Manhattan isn’t an island. (-)
5.Mark is 20 years old. (+) 15. Mr. Richards is a lawyer. (+)
6.A bee isn’t a big insect. (-) 16. I am ill. I am isn’t happy. (+ / -)
7.Newsweek is a magazine. (+) 17. London is a big city. (+)
8.I am a professional football player. (-)
9.Dave and Adrian aren’t sisters. They are brothers. (- / +)
10.I know you. You are in my class. (+) 19. New York is near to New Jersey. (+)
11.Cows aren’t insects. They are mammals. (- / +) 12.Susan and I aren’t teachers. We are students. (- / +)
C) Fill in the blanks using “AM, IS, ARE, AM NOT, ISN’T, AREN’T”:
Germany, England, and Spain aren’t cities.
A lemon isn’t sweet. It is sour.
Copper isn’t cheap. Diamonds are expensive.
Airplanes aren’t slow. They are fast.
Ice cream and candy are sweet.
Today isn’t cloudy. It is bright.
My brother isn’t married. He is single.
I am isn’t from Turkey. I am from Canada.
Math isn’t hard. It is easy.
Mariah isn’t a beautiful girl. She is ugly.

1.She didn’t know ✔ that I was watching ✔ her while she was singing.
2.James fell ✔ off the stairs yesterday while I was cooking ✔ dinner.
3.When the train arrived ✔, we were chatting ✔ with my friends.
4.When you first came ✔ to this country, I was working ✔ as a cashier.
5.The first time I saw you, you were playing ✔ the guitar and Bella was singing ✔ our favorite song by the beach.
6. I called ✔ you as soon as I heard ✔ the news.
7. I don’t know what it said but when she received ✔ his e-mail, she cried ✔ a lot.
8. While it was raining ✔ yesterday, we were swimming ✔ in the sea.
9. We called ✔ the insurance company when our car broke down ✔ in the middle of the highway.
10. My dad came ✔ home just when the game ended ✔.

Use the past simple or past progressive to complete the sentences.
1. George fell off the ladder while he was painting the ceiling.
2. Last night I was reading in the bed when I suddenly heard a scream.
3. Were you watching TV when I called you?
4. Ann was waiting for me when I arrived.
5. I wasn’t driving very fast when the accident happened.
6. I broke a plate last night. I was washing the dishes when it slipped out of my hand.
7. Tom took some photos when I was playing in the garden.
8. We didn’t go out because it was raining.
9. What were you doing last week?
10. I saw Carol at the party. She was wearing a new dress.
11. The cell phone rang when I was taking a shower.
12. It began o rain when I was walking home.
13. We saw an accident when we were waiting for the bus.
14. The children were sleeping all night.
15. The car was making strange noises all the way home.

1.Choose the correct verb tense.
I started work at 9 a.m. this morning.
This time last year I was studying at university.
Sarah hurt her ankle while she was running.
I missed your call because I was working.
While I was walking home, I noticed a new shop in the high street.
At 6 p.m. yesterday it was already getting dark.
I saw you driving down Green Street yesterday! Where were you going?
When we saw the crime, we called the police.
Total score is 8 out of 8 (100%)

2.Choose the correct verb tense.
I started my new job yesterday.
What were you doing at around 8 a.m. this morning?
While I was washing the dishes, I suddenly had a brilliant idea.
He didn’t hear the phone ring. He was listening to really loud music.
They were already closing the shop when I got there, so I couldn’t go in and buy anything.
The teacher told us to stop what we were doing.
Did you find what you were looking for in the library yesterday?
When I heard the phone ring, I answered it straight away.
Total score is 8 out of 8 (100%)