Now or every day?( Present Simple or Present Continuous) 1. We usually (are sweeping/sweep/sweeps) the floor on Saturday. 2. He is (washing/wash/washes) up now. 3. I (am doing/do/does) the homework now. 4. My Mum often (dust/dusts/is dusting) the wardrobe. 5. He sometimes (is playing/play/plays) computer games in the evening. 6. They (are doing/do/does) the sums now. 7. She (clean/cleans/is cleaning) the room now.

1)sweep
2)washing
3)am doing
4)dusts
5)plays
6)are doing
7)is cleaning

sweep - Present Simpleis washing up - Present Continuousam doing - Present Continuousdusts - Present Simpleplays - Present Simpleare doing - Present Continuousis cleaning - Present Continuous

Robinson Crusoe runs away to sea, is shipwrecked, and leads a solitary life on an uninhabited island for twenty-four years. Many difficulties arise in his primitive existence and he handles them all with ingenuity.

He saves a native on the island from cannibals and makes him his companion and servant - naming him Friday for that was the day of the rescue.

Crusoe and Friday share a variety of adventures including a violent battle with cannibals, a recapturing of a mutinous ship and returning to England.

Write positive sentences in to be going to
1. I'm going to brush  my teeth.
2.He's going to repair the car.
3.We're going to learn Greek.
4.I'm going to write some postcards.

Write negative sentences in to be going to
1. He isn't going to help us.
2. We aren't going to cook dinner tonight.
3. I 'm not going to celebrate my birthday this year.
4. She isn't going to stay with Amy.

Write questions sentences in to be going to
1.Is Luky going to call a taxi?
2. Are you going to sing a song for us?
3. Are you going to cook dinner?
4. Is she going to take part in the concert?