Grammar and vocabulary unit 4

Present simple with wh- questions Seasons and months

1 Complete the questions with do or does. 5 Match 1–3 with a–d to make seasons.
How do you travel to school? spr a umn
1 sum b ter
1 What ____ people celebrate on 25th December?
2 aut c ing
2 When ____ the film start?
3 win d mer
3 Which pop groups ____ you like?
4 Where ____ she go at the weekends? 6 Write the months in the correct place.

5 What ____ they eat for breakfast? August February December

January July March May October
2 Choose the correct words.
Where / What do you live? January 4 ________________
1 What / When does the party start? 1 ________________ 5 ________________
2 Which / What does Jorge study? 2 ________________ September
3 Who / How do you travel to school?
April 6 ________________
4 Which / When festivals do you like?
5 What / Who do you visit on New Year’s Eve? 3 ________________ November
June 7 ________________
Adverbs of frequency
Daily routines
3 Cross out the bold word that is wrong.
7 Complete the sentences with the words in
They usually celebrate usually Diwali.
the boxes.
1 He never is never horrible.
2 We often go to Paris often at the weekend. have get up prays walk
3 He often doesn’t often go there.
4 You always are always early. I walk to school every day.
5 We sometimes have sometimes breakfast 1 He ________________ at church.
at the café. 2 We ________________ breakfast in a café on
Saturdays.
like + noun, like + -ing 3 I always ________________ early at the
weekend.
4 Complete the answers with it or them.
Do you like this music? No, I hate it. bed dinner exercise parents
1 Do you like watching TV? Yes, I like ________. 4 I don’t often ________________. I hate sport!
2 Do you like weekends? Yes, I love ________. 5 I help my ________________ at home.
3 Do you like dancing? Yes, I love ________. 6 My little brother goes to ________________ at
4 Do you like parties? No, I don’t like ________. seven o’clock.
5 Do you like cycling? Yes, I like ________. 7 My mum usually makes ________________ at
eight o’clock.

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