UNIT 35 Exercises

35.1 Put in is / are / do / does.

1. Do you clean your teeth every day?
2. Where are they going?
3. Why are you looking at me?
4. Does Bill live in London?
5. Do you like dancing?
6. Is the sun shining?
7. What time do the shops close?
8. Are you working tomorrow?
9. Does Alice work on Saturdays?
10. What does this word mean?
11. What time are you going out?
12. What time do you usually go out?
13. Is it raining?
14. Are you feeling all right?

35.2 Put in am not / isn't / aren't / don't / doesn't. All these sentences are negative.

1. Tom doesn't smoke.
2. It isn't raining at the moment.
3. I don't want to go out this evening.
4. We aren't going out this evening.
5. George isn't working this week.
6. My parents don't watch television very often.
7. Tom and Ann aren't coming to the party next week.
8. Barbara doesn't speak a foreign language.
9. I'm sorry, I don't understand. Can you say that again, please?
10. You can turn off the television. I am not watching it.

35.3 Put in was / were / did / have / has.

1. Where were your shoes made?
2. Did you go out last night?
3. What were you doing at 10.30?
4. Where did he buy his new coat?
5. Where was she born?
6. Where were you born?
7. Has Chris gone home?
8. What time did she go?
9. What was she wearing yesterday?
10. When was this road built?
11. Why did they go home early?
12. How long have they been married?
13. When did you see Jim last night?
14. Have you ever seen a ghost?

35.4 Put in is / are / was / were / have / has.

1. Oranges are imported into Britain.
2. Joe has lost his passport.
3. Glass is made from sand.
4. I have made some coffee. Would you like some?
5. This shopping centre was built ten years ago.
6. The streets in this town are cleaned every day.
7. Have you finished your work?
8. Jill has gone to Italy for a holiday.
9. These are very old photographs. They were taken a long time ago.
10. George and Linda are here. They have just arrived.
11. She's Italian but she was born in France.
12. Can you tell me how this word is pronounced?