Grammar Category Challenge

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Froggy Jumps Grammar Category ChallengeVersión en línea Identify the grammar type por Dianela Rosales 1 She plays tennis every Saturday. a PRESENT SIMPLE (Positive Sentences) b GOING TO (Future Plans) c PRESENT SIMPLE (Questions) 2 They live in a small town. a PRESENT SIMPLE (Positive Sentences) b PRESENT SIMPLE (Negative Sentences) c GOING TO (Future Plans) 3 My brother studies English at school. a GOING TO (Future Plans) b PRESENT SIMPLE (Negative Sentences) c PRESENT SIMPLE (Positive Sentences) 4 We eat dinner at 8 o'clock. a PRESENT SIMPLE (Positive Sentences) b GOING TO (Future Plans) c PRESENT SIMPLE (Questions) 5 The dog sleeps in the garden. a PRESENT SIMPLE (Positive Sentences) b PRESENT SIMPLE (Negative Sentences) c GOING TO (Future Plans) 6 I watch TV after homework. a PRESENT SIMPLE Positive Sentences) b GOING TO (Future Plans) c PRESENT SIMPLE (Question) 7 Tom goes to work by bus. a PRESENT SIMPLE (Positive Sentences) b PRESENT SIMPLE (Negative Sentences) c GOING TO (Future Plans) 8 She does not play tennis on Mondays. a PRESEN.T SIMPLE (Positive Sentences) b GOING TO (Future Plans) c PRESENT SIMPLE (Negative Sentences) 9 They do not live in Argentina. a PRESENT SIMPLE (Negative Sentences) b PRESENT SIMPLE (Positive Sentences) c GOING TO (Future Plans) 10 My brother does not study French. a PRESENT SIMPLE (Negative Sentences) b PRESENT SIMPLE (Positive Sentences) c GOING TO (Future Plans) 11 We do not eat dinner at 10 o'clock. a PRESENT SIMPLE (Negative Sentences) b GOING TO (Future Plans) c PRESENT SIMPLE (Positive Sentences) 12 The dog does not sleep inside the house. a PRESENT SIMPLE (Positive Sentences) b GOING TO (Future Plans) c PRESENT SIMPLE (Negative Sentences) 13 I do not watch TV before school. a PRESENT SIMPLE (Negative Sentences) b PRESENT SIMPLE (Positive Sentences) c GOING TO (Future Plans) 14 Tom does not go to work by train. a PRESENT SIMPLE (Negative Sentences) b GOING TO (Future Plans) c PRESENT SIMPLE (Positive Sentences) 15 Does she play tennis every Saturday? a PRESENT SIMPLE (Positive Sentences) b PRESENT SIMPLE (Questions) c GOING TO (Future Plans) 16 Do they live in a small town? a PRESENT SIMPLE (Positive Sentences) b PRESENT SIMPLE (Questions) c GOING TO (Future Plans) 17 Does your brother study English? a PRESENT SIMPLE (Questions) b PRESENT SIMPLE (Positive Sentences) c GOING TO (Future Plans) 18 Do you eat dinner at 8 o'clock? a PRESENT SIMPLE (Questions) b GOING TO (Future Plans) c PRESENT SIMPLE (Positive Sentences) 19 Does the dog sleep in the garden? a GOING TO (Future Plans) b PRESENT SIMPLE (Positive Sentences) c PRESENT SIMPLE (Questions) 20 Do you watch TV after homework? a PRESENT SIMPLE (Questions) b GOING TO (Future Plans) c PRESENT SIMPLE (Positive Sentences) 21 Does Tom go to work by bus? a PRESENT SIMPLE (Positive Sentences) b PRESENT SIMPLE (Questions) c GOING TO (Future Plans) 22 She is going to visit her grandmother tomorrow. a GOING TO (Negative Sentences) b GOING TO (Future Plans) c PRESENT SIMPLE (Positive Sentences) 23 They are going to travel to Brazil next summer. a PRESENT SIMPLE (Positive Sentences) b GOING TO (Negative Sentences) c GOING TO (Future Plans) 24 I am going to study for the exam tonight. a GOING TO (Future Plans) b GOING TO (Negative Sentences) c PRESENT SIMPLE Positive Sentences) 25 We are going to watch a movie this weekend. a GOING TO (Future Plans) b GOING TO (Negative Sentences) c PRESENT SIMPLE (Positive Sentences) 26 He is going to play soccer after school. a GOING TO (Negative Sentences) b PRESENT SIMPLE (Positive Sentences) c GOING TO 26 (Future Plans) 27 The children are going to make a cake. a GOING TO (Negative Sentences) b GOING TO (Future Plans) c PRESENT SIMPLE (Positive Sentences) 28 My parents are going to buy a new car. a PRESENT SIMPLE (Positive Sentences) b GOING TO (Future Plans) c GOING TO (Negative Sentences) 29 She is not going to visit her grandmother today. a GOING TO (Future Plans) b GOING TO (Negative Sentences) c PRESENT SIMPLE (Negative Sentences) 30 They are not going to travel this month. a GOING TO (Negative Sentences) b PRESENT SIMPLE (Negative Sentences) c GOING TO (Future Plans) 31 I am not going to study tonight. a PRESENT SIMPLE (Negative Sentences) b GOING TO (Negative Sentences) c GOING TO (Future Plans) 32 We are not going to watch a movie tomorrow. a PRESENT SIMPLE (Negative Sentences) b GOING TO (Negative Sentences) c GOING TO (Future Plans) 33 He is not going to play soccer this afternoon. a GOING TO (Future Plans) b GOING TO (Negative Sentences) c PRESENT SIMPLE (Negative Sentences) 34 The children are not going to make a cake. a PRESENT SIMPLE (Negative Sentences) b GOING TO (Negative Sentences) c GOING TO (Future Plans) 35 My parents are not going to buy a new car this year. a PRESENT SIMPLE (Negative Sentences) b GOING TO (Negative Sentences) c GOING TO (Future Plans) 36 Is she going to visit her grandmother tomorrow? a PRESENT SIMPLE (Negative Sentences) b GOING TO (Questions) c GOING TO (Future Plans) 37 Are they going to travel to Brazil next summer? a PRESENT SIMPLE (Negative Sentences) b GOING TO (Questions) c GOING TO (Future Plans) 38 Are you going to study for the exam tonight? a PRESENT SIMPLE (Negative Sentences) b GOING TO (Future Plans) c GOING TO (Questions) 39 Are we going to watch a movie this weekend? a PRESENT SIMPLE (Negative Sentences) b GOING TO (Questions) c GOING TO (Future Plans) 40 Is he going to play soccer after school? a GOING TO (Questions) b PRESENT SIMPLE (Negative Sentences) c GOING TO (Future Plans) 41 Are the children going to make a cake? a GOING TO (Future Plans) b PRESENT SIMPLE (Negative Sentences) c GOING TO (Questions) 42 Are your parents going to buy a new car? a GOING TO (Future Plans) b GOING TO (Questions) c PRESENT SIMPLE (Negative Sentences)

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Grammar Category ChallengeVersión en línea

por Dianela Rosales

She plays tennis every Saturday.

They live in a small town.

My brother studies English at school.

We eat dinner at 8 o'clock.

The dog sleeps in the garden.

I watch TV after homework.

Tom goes to work by bus.

She does not play tennis on Mondays.

They do not live in Argentina.

My brother does not study French.

We do not eat dinner at 10 o'clock.

The dog does not sleep inside the house.

I do not watch TV before school.

Tom does not go to work by train.

Does she play tennis every Saturday?

Do they live in a small town?

Does your brother study English?

Do you eat dinner at 8 o'clock?

Does the dog sleep in the garden?

Do you watch TV after homework?

Does Tom go to work by bus?

She is going to visit her grandmother tomorrow.

They are going to travel to Brazil next summer.

I am going to study for the exam tonight.

We are going to watch a movie this weekend.

He is going to play soccer after school.

The children are going to make a cake.

My parents are going to buy a new car.

She is not going to visit her grandmother today.

They are not going to travel this month.

I am not going to study tonight.

We are not going to watch a movie tomorrow.

He is not going to play soccer this afternoon.

The children are not going to make a cake.

My parents are not going to buy a new car this year.

Is she going to visit her grandmother tomorrow?

Are they going to travel to Brazil next summer?

Are you going to study for the exam tonight?

Are we going to watch a movie this weekend?

Is he going to play soccer after school?

Are the children going to make a cake?

Are your parents going to buy a new car?