2 Complete the text with the correct form of the verbs. Karen’s 19 and she’s a shop assistant. She 1 gets (get) up early, 2 (have) breakfast and 3 (leave) home at 8.30. She 4 (start) work at 9.30 and 5 (finish) at 5.30. She 6 (work) in a bookshop but she 7 (not like) reading! She 8 (get) home at 6.30 and 9 (not read) in bed! 3 Write the words in brackets in the correct place. 1 I get up late at the weekend. (always) I always get up late at the weekend . 2 She isn’t serious. She laughs a lot. (very / usually) 3 She helps her children with their homework. (always) 4 We watch TV or DVDs in the evenings. (never) 5 My friend’s intelligent. He gets good marks in tests. (quite / often) 6 She’s quiet but she’s usually talkative. (sometimes / really) 7 They’re together. They aren’t close friends. (hardly ever / very)

2) Complete the text with the correct form of the verbs

Karen’s 19 and she’s a shop assistant. She 1 gets up early, 2 has breakfast and 3 leaves home at 8.30. She 4 starts work at 9.30 and 5 finishes at 5.30. She 6 works in a bookshop but she 7 doesn’t like reading! She 8 gets home at 6.30 and 9 doesn’t read in bed!

3) Write the words in brackets in the correct place

2 She isn’t serious. She usually laughs a lot. She laughs a lot very.
→ She isn’t very serious. She usually laughs a lot.

3 She always helps her children with their homework.
→ She always helps her children with their homework.

4 We never watch TV or DVDs in the evenings.
→ We never watch TV or DVDs in the evenings.

5 My friend’s quite intelligent. He often gets good marks in tests.
→ My friend’s quite intelligent. He often gets good marks in tests.

6 She’s quiet but she’s sometimes really talkative.
→ She’s quiet but she’s sometimes really talkative.

7 They’re together. They aren’t very close friends.
→ They’re together. They aren’t very close friends. / They’re together. They hardly ever are very close friends.