3. Look at the words and phrases in the box about Father's Day. Use them to write a text about how British people celebrate Father's Day. Use exercise 1 as a model for your text. third Sunday in June socks, ties, handkerchiefs other countries celebrate not a public holiday cook for fathers Father's Day send greetings cards take fathers out for a meal

1. I am going to do my homework

What are you going to do on Sunday?

My friends going to come

Is your teacher going to buy a car?

When are we going to leave?

It is going to rain

Is her brother going to play?

Where are your parents going to travel?

She is going to set the table.

2.She is not going to sleep.

I am not going to eat some chips.

My mum is not going to cook.

The children are not going to play.

You are not going to go home.

The cat is not going to run.

It is not going to snow.

We are not going to make the beds.

John is not going to cry.

3. 1 F

2 I

3 G

4 B

5 J

6 C

7 D

8 E

9 H

10 A

Present Simple:

3. Anna likes singing at home and dance in school;

4. My grandmother buys milk everyday;

6. In summer my brother usually wears shorts and t-shirts-

7. I don't want to read this bool. It's sad.

Present Continuous:

1. My dad is playing chess now and my mum is watching TV;

2. Look! Liz isn't drink coffee. She is drinking tea;

5. I see some people in cafe. They spend goodtime;

6. -but now he is wearing jeans and shirt;

8. At the moment his friend isn't doing homework. He is playing football in the yard;

9. Kids are in the park. They are listening to beautiful music.