GRAMMAR

Tick () A, B, or C to complete the sentences.

Example: I love ________ the guitar. A play B played C playing

1 Jenny doesnt like ________ TV. A watches B watching C watch 2 Im going ________ at a hotel near the beach. A staying B stay C to stay 3 She likes ________ dinner for all her friends. A makes B making C make 4 Where ________ to live? A you are going B are you going C you going 5 Its going ________ tomorrow. A to be sunny B be sunny C to sunny 6 Do you ________? A driving like B like drive C like driving 7 A Are you going to cycle to France? B No, ________. A Im not going B Im not C Im not cycle 8 ________ to rain? A It is going B Is going C Is it going 9 John loves ________. A read B books C reads 10 Sue ________ to play football on Wednesday. A is going not B not going C isnt going 11 ________ to study English at university. A He go B He going C Hes going 12 My brother doesnt like ________ in the sea. A go swimming B swimming C swim 13 What are ________ do? A they going to B going to C they go to 14 ________ going to watch the film. A She not is B Not she is C She isnt 15 I like ________ exercise. A do B doing C I do 16 Its going ________ next week. A to hot B be cold C to snow 17 Shes going ________ a marathon in June. A run B to run C running 18 ________ to ski? A Going she B She goes C Is she going 19 What time are ________ to Paris? A going to get B we going get C we going to get 20 What music do you ________?

A like play

B like playing

C like plays 20

VOCABULARY
a Tick () the correct word A, B, or C.
Example: My sister loves ________ shoes. A buying B shopping C paying

1 Pam likes ________ DVDs at the weekend. A watching B going C having 2 My dad loves ________ in the garden. He grows flowers and vegetables. A doing B making C working 3 I like ________ art exhibitions at the weekend. A going to B travelling C painting 4 Amy likes ________ online with her friends on her new computer. A playing B meeting C chatting 5 I like ________ the piano. A playing B doing C listening

b Tick () the word or phrase that goes with the bold verb A, B, or C.
Example: go A an email 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 B to work C a sport take A photos B an email C housework have A a shower B a mistake C a work meet A newspapers B home C friends do A to the gym B housework C a mistake play A the piano B the umbrella C children make A emails B sport C lunch go A playing football B shopping C watching TV