Grammar
1 tick () the correct sentence.
example: a he drinks never tea. 
b he never drinks tea. 
1 a we hardly ever watch tv. 
b we hardly watch ever tv. 
2 a they two or three times a week eat pasta. 
b they eat pasta two or three times a week. 
3 a he’s always late for lessons. 
b he always is late for lessons. 
4 a i don’t eat often chocolate. 
b i don’t often eat chocolate. 
5 a amy plays tennis with her friends every week. 
b amy every week plays tennis with her friends. 
6 a are you tired in the morning often? 
b are you often tired in the morning? 
7 a never i have breakfast. 
b i never have breakfast. 

2 complete the sentences.
example: they have dinner at half past seven.
1 do you usually have lunch school?
2 it’s very cold december.
3 the party is friday.
4 i have french classes the evening.
5 we go the city centre by bus.
6 i often go to the cinema the weekend.
7 barbara works an office.

3 underline the correct word or phrase.
example: he’s my teachers’ / teacher’s husband.
1 this is my brothers’ / brother’s wife.
2 i like james but i don’t like james’s / jame’s brother.
3 who’s / whose dictionary is this?
4 it’s the tim’s / tim’s pen.
5 these are my children’s / childrens’ books.
6 that’s my parents / parents’ car.

vocabulary
4 complete the sentences about the family tree.
mark = jane

sally = paul james robert = linda

john david mary sam carla

example: jane is mark’s wife.
1 james is david’s
2 mary is carla’s
3 jane is sam’s
4 mary is robert’s
5 sally is mark’s
6 paul is david’s
7 david is mark’s

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5 complete the sentences with the correct word.
example: i often wake up late on sundays.
start wake go
1 i a bath every morning.
do get have
2 we to school by car.
are go take
3 she school at half past three.
goes does finishes
4 he breakfast every morning.
has does goes
5 we the dog for a walk twice a day.
take go make
6 they shopping at the weekend.
have make go
7 i usually in the evenings after work.
get up relax do

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6 underline the correct word.
example: i never / always eat fish. i don’t like it.
1 i work from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. that’s six seconds / hours a day.
2 john hardly never / ever washes his car.
3 they have english classes twice / three times a week.
4 i always / usually start work at 8 a.m., but on mondays i start at 9 a.m.
5 we don’t work every day / week. on saturday and sunday we relax.
6 ‘how many weeks / months are there in a year? ’ ‘fifty-two.’

1. Grammar:
a) we hardly ever watch tv. 
b) we hardly watch ever tv. 

The correct sentence is "b) we hardly ever watch tv." The adverb "ever" should be placed before the verb "watch" to show frequency.

2. Grammar:
a) they two or three times a week eat pasta. 
b) they eat pasta two or three times a week. 

The correct sentence is "b) they eat pasta two or three times a week." The adverbial phrase "two or three times a week" should come after the verb "eat" to indicate frequency.

3. Grammar:
a) he’s always late for lessons. 
b) he always is late for lessons. 

The correct sentence is "a) he’s always late for lessons." The adverb "always" should come before the main verb "is" to indicate frequency.

4. Grammar:
a) i don’t eat often chocolate. 
b) i don’t often eat chocolate. 

The correct sentence is "b) i don’t often eat chocolate." The adverb "often" should be placed before the verb "eat" to show frequency.

5. Grammar:
a) amy plays tennis with her friends every week. 
b) amy every week plays tennis with her friends. 

The correct sentence is "a) amy plays tennis with her friends every week." The adverbial phrase "every week" should come after the verb "plays" to indicate frequency.

6. Grammar:
a) are you tired in the morning often? 
b) are you often tired in the morning? 

The correct sentence is "b) are you often tired in the morning?" The adverb "often" should be placed before the adjective "tired" to show frequency.

7. Grammar:
a) never i have breakfast. 
b) i never have breakfast. 

The correct sentence is "b) i never have breakfast." The adverb "never" should come before the verb "have" to indicate negation and frequency.

2. Complete the sentences:
1. Do you usually have lunch at school?
2. It's very cold in December.
3. The party is on Friday.
4. I have French classes in the evening.
5. We go to the city centre by bus.
6. I often go to the cinema on weekends.
7. Barbara works in an office.

3. Underline the correct word or phrase:
1. This is my brother's wife.
2. I like James but I don't like James's brother.
3. Whose dictionary is this?
4. It's Tim's pen.
5. These are my children's books.
6. That's my parents' car.

4. Vocabulary:
1. James is David's brother.
2. Mary is Carla's sister.
3. Jane is Sam's wife.
4. Mary is Robert's sister.
5. Sally is Mark's sister.
6. Paul is David's brother.
7. David is Mark's brother.

5. Complete the sentences with the correct word:
1. I have a bath every morning.
2. We go to school by car.
3. She goes to school at half past three.
4. He has breakfast every morning.
5. We take the dog for a walk twice a day.
6. They go shopping at the weekend.
7. I usually relax in the evenings after work.

6. Underline the correct word:
1. I always eat fish. I don't like it.
2. I work from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. That's six hours a day.
3. John hardly ever washes his car.
4. I usually start work at 8 a.m., but on Mondays I start at 9 a.m.
5. We don't work every day. On Saturday and Sunday we relax.
6. 'How many months are there in a year?' 'Fifty-two.'