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GRAMMAR Tick () A, B, or C to complete the sentences.
Example: Richard drive. He walks to work.
A doesn’t can B can’t to C can’t 
1 A It often snows here in winter.
B Yes, look. It now.
A ’s snow B ’s snowing C snows
2 Mikael dressed.
A is get B is getting C does getting
3 A What does she do?
B .
A She’s having a coffee B She’s an accountant C Yes, she does
4 Be quiet, please. I to the teacher.
A listening B ’m listen C ’m listening
5 Nicky can three languages.
A speak B to speak C speaking
6 It’s ‘No Parking’. You park there.
A can to B can C can’t
7 your daughter studying at the moment?
A Is B Does C Do
8 What ?
A you are doing B you doing C are you doing
9 help me with this exercise, please?
A You can B Can you C Can you to
10 Lisa usually to bed late.
A goes B go C is going
11 A What’s that noise?
B The neighbours .
A are dancing B are danceing C are dance
12 A What does he ?
B He’s a vet.
A doing B be C do
13 go to Lori’s party?
A Do I can B I can C Can I
14 Don’t make a noise! The baby’s .
A sleep B sleeping C is sleeping
15 We drinking coffee. It’s tea.
A isn’t B aren’t C not
16 A What’s Raya ?
B She’s practising the piano.
A do B does C doing
17 What time up?
A do you usually get B are you usually getting C usually you get
18 My cousins on Saturday night.
A often go out B are often going out C go often out
19 A Where’s Beatrice?

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