Present simple 1. he(to drink) coffee in the morning. 2. i(not to drink) coffee in the evening. 3. they(to like)dairy products. 4.we(not to like) meat dishes. 5.my mother(to go) shopping on sundays. 6. she (not to do) her homework. 7. mike usually(to have lunch) at 12 o'clock 8. you (to cook) well? 9. we always(to eat) health food? 10.she (to do) shopping every day.

1. he drinks coffee in the morning. 2. i don't  drink coffee in the evening. 3. they like dairy products. 4.we don't  like meat dishes. 5.my mother goes shopping on sundays. 6. she doesn't do her homework. 7. mike usually has lunch at 12 o'clock 8.do you cook well? 9. we always eat health food? 10.she does shopping every day.

I'd love to visit the united states. i heard people in the uk speak so many different accents its' very hard to keep track, or even understand them, while most american accents are rather easy to comprehend, and only the southerners have a funny twang. i think my grasp of the english language is good enough, i would not have difficulty speaking with people there. but when you are in a place where everyone speaks one language, you learn much quicker. i'd also love to visit the grand canyon and the yellowstone park.

He has got a flat in the town centre. he hasn't got a flat in the town centre. has he got a flat in the town center? you have got a car. you haven't got a car. have you got a car? i have got a brother. i haven't got a brother. have i got a brother? she has got a computer. she hasn't got a computer. has she got a computer? we have got an expensive car. we haven't got an expensive car. have we got an expensive car? they have got a garden. they haven't got a garden. have they got a garden. your garden has got fruit trees. your garden hasen't got fruit trees. has your garden got fruit trees?