Complete the sentence with the present simple or present progressive form of the verb in brackets

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IV. Complete the sentence with the present simple or present progressive form of the
verb in brackets.
1. I
(look) for Jack. Do you know where he is?
2. You
(know) a lot about computers.
3. They
(do) maths homework now.
4. Mark often
(play) tennis at the weekend.
5. Just a minute, I can't hear you. I
(listen) to the radio.
6. Bob
(watch) the news on TV every morning.
7. Be quiet! The children
(study) in the room.
8. Mark
(not do) homework on Saturdays.
9. Wake up! The teacher
(ask) you a question.
10.We
(not work) at the moment. We're on a break.
V. Complete the sentences with the question words.
what
when where how
who
how often how many how much
1.
does the first lesson begin? - At seven o'clock.
2.
are you going? - To the library.
3.
do you usually bring to school? - Textbooks, notebooks and pens.
4.
do
you go to school? - By bike.
5.
is Mary talking to? - Mrs. Berry, her English teacher.
6.
is your favorite subject? - Maths.
7.
is
your first day at school? - Oh, it's great.
8.
does Phong do judo? - Three times a week.
9.
students are there in your class? - Forty.
10.
pocket money
do
you get? - Ten thousand dong.
VI. Fill in each gap with a word from the box.
big grades elementary scared
school
teachers Second still
Middle school often includes sixth, seventh, eighth and ninth (1)
calledmiddle school because it's in the middle of your (2)
school is behind you. High school (3)
It's
years. Elementary
awaits you.
change: First, it usually
For a kid, going to middle school is often a (4)
means moving to a new building, which takes some time to adjust to. (5)
may mean taking a different bus, with different students. Third, the friends you made in (6)
it
end up going to different middle schools. And other things that
and the work. All of that can make you
school
may
robably will be different are the (7)
eel a bit (8)
on the first day of school.