Do you… ? — Workbook
1. In / on / at (+ softer time chunks)
Complete each sentence with in, on, at, or – (no preposition).
- The film starts drop 8 p.m. sharp.
- My birthday is drop May, so we usually celebrate at the beach.
- I don't work drop Sundays — that's a strict rule.
- She always reads drop the evening, right before bed.
- The class is drop Tuesday at 7 p.m.
- I go to bed drop midnight most weekdays.
- I call my grandmother drop every Sunday, without fail.
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2. Make the question
Write a Yes/No or Wh- question with the correct auxiliary (do/does).
- (you / actually / speak / German)
- (she / live / here / with her family)
- (what time / he / start / work / on Mondays)
- (how often / they / play / tennis)
- (where / your parents / live / now)
- (why / you / study / English / at 7 a.m.)
- (what / she / do / for a living)
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3. Short answers + follow-up detail
Choose the MOST natural short answer + follow-up.
Do you speak French? — (Yes, but only tourist level)
Does she work here? — (No — visiting from Madrid)
Do they live in Rome? — (Yes, ten years)
Does he cook every day? — (No, only Sundays)
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4. Find and fix the mistake
Each question or sentence has ONE mistake. Rewrite it.
- Where you live now?
- Does she likes coffee?
- Do he speak English at work?
- How often you go to the gym?
- I have a meeting in Monday morning.
- What time you start work at?
- She goes to church in every Sunday.
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5. Combine · question + honest answer
Turn each pair into a Q → A exchange. The answer must include a short answer + one detail using a soft chunk (tend to / as a rule / most of the time / without fail).
- (you / cook / at home) → yes, mostly during the week
- (she / take / the metro) → no, she cycles
- (they / eat meat) → no, vegetarian for 5 years
- (he / go to bed early / on Sundays) → yes, always
- (you / speak / three languages) → yes, PT / EN / a bit of ES
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6. Listening — 'Three questions for Omar'
Nina interviews Omar, who works in a bike shop. Listen for the questions, the negatives and the frequency words.
- Where does Omar work, and how does he get there?
- What does he do on a normal weekday evening?
- How often does Nina go to the shop, and why?
- What does Omar not do, and what does he want to change this year?
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Nina:So, Omar — I ask everybody the same three questions. Where do you work?
Omar:At the bike shop in the centre, next to the market.
Nina:Do you drive there?
Omar:No, I don't. I cycle. It takes about fifteen minutes. When it rains I take the bus, but I don't like it.
Nina:What time do you start?
Omar:At nine, and I finish at six. Then I cook something quick — nothing special. On Tuesdays and Thursdays I play football.
Nina:Do you work at the weekend?
Omar:On Saturdays, yes. Never on Sundays. And I don't check my work phone after seven — that's my rule.
Nina:How often do you see your family?
Omar:Every Sunday, at my mother's house. She cooks, we argue about football, I go home happy.
Nina:And what do you want to change this year?
Omar:Two things. I want to open the shop earlier, at eight, and I want to study English in the mornings. Why do you ask me all this?
Nina:Because I come to your shop nearly every Saturday and I know nothing about you.
Omar:That's true. And honestly? You don't need a new bike every week.
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7. Writing — five real questions + your real answers
Write 5 present simple questions for a classmate: 2 Wh-, 1 Yes/No, 1 'How often…?', 1 'Why…?'. Then write YOUR answer to each — short answer + one honest follow-up (~80–100 words total).
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8. Reflection (discursive)
Look back at Sofia's Saturday and Karim's first day. Answer in 2 full sentences each.
- Sofia protects her Saturday — 'Saturdays are mine.' Do you protect one day like that? Which one, and what does 'protecting' it actually look like in practice?
- The journalist keeps asking 'why?' to make Karim open up. What is ONE 'why?' question about your own routine you don't usually get asked, but wish you did?
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