Reading and listening about family members free esl efl worksheet with answer key

Read and listen to the two texts. Are sentences 1-8 ‘Right’ (A) or ‘Wrong’ (B)?
Circle the correct words.

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This ESL EFL free worksheet contains exercises about family members. Learners can also practice and spot: Simple present tense, plurals, have/has, the verb to be,
adverbs of frequency, love/like+v-ing, and, but and possessive adjectives from the text. The worksheet has an answer key.

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1. The Simple Present Tense:

Definition:

The simple present tense is used to describe actions that are habitual, routine, or generally true. It is formed by using the base form of the verb.

Examples:

Pronoun	Positive Statement	Negative Statement	Question
I	I play tennis every weekend.	I don’t play tennis every weekend.	Do I play tennis every weekend?
You	You like chocolate ice cream.	You don’t like chocolate ice cream.	Do you like chocolate ice cream?
He/She/It	She works at a bank.	She doesn’t work at a bank.	Does she work at a bank?
We	We study English together.	We don’t study English together.	Do we study English together?
They	They live in New York City.	They don’t live in New York City.	Do they live in New York City?

Usage:

1. Habitual Actions:
   • Use the simple present tense to describe actions that happen regularly or habitually.
     • Example: “I brush my teeth twice a day.”
2. Facts and General Truths:
   • Use the simple present tense to state facts or general truths.
     • Example: “Water boils at 100 degrees Celsius.”
3. Scheduled Events:
   • Use the simple present tense to talk about scheduled future events, especially for timetables and schedules.
     • Example: “The train departs at 9:00 AM tomorrow.”
4. State Verbs:
   • Use the simple present tense with state verbs to describe ongoing states or conditions.
     • Example: “She loves chocolate.”

2. Adverbs of Frequency:

Definition:

Adverbs of frequency are words that describe how often something happens. They include words like always, usually, often, sometimes, rarely, and never.

Examples:

Adverb	Example Sentence
Always	She always wakes up early in the morning.
Usually	I usually eat breakfast before work.
Often	They often go jogging in the park.
Sometimes	He sometimes forgets to bring his umbrella.
Rarely	We rarely eat out at fancy restaurants.
Never	She never misses her morning yoga routine.

Usage:

• Place adverbs of frequency before the main verb in a sentence.
• Use them to describe how often an action occurs.

3. Plurals:

Definition:

Plurals are forms of words that refer to more than one person, thing, or entity. They are typically formed by adding -s or -es to the singular form of a noun.

Examples:

Singular	Plural
Cat	Cats
Dog	Dogs
Car	Cars
Book	Books
Dish	Dishes
Potato	Potatoes

Usage:

• Add -s to most nouns to form the plural.
• Add -es to nouns ending in -s, -x, -z, -ch, or -sh to form the plural.
• Some irregular nouns have unique plural forms.

4. Love/Like + V-ing:

Definition:

The construction “love/like + V-ing” is used to express enjoyment or preference for an activity or experience.

Examples:

• I love watching movies on weekends.
• She likes going for walks in the park.
• They love playing video games together.

Usage:

• Use “love/like + V-ing” to express enjoyment or preference for activities or experiences.
• The gerund form (-ing) of the verb follows “love” or “like” in this construction.

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