The Global Communicator Program - Session 3 - Travel English Lessons

Teacher Atik
17 Dec, 2025

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Exercise 1.1: Match the Question to the Answer

Match the question on the left to the best answer on the right.

Question:

Answer:

1. What is your car?

A. My car is black.

2. Where is the station?

B. It is Mr. Ali.

3. Who is your boss?

C. The station is far away.

4. When is the match?

D. To learn English

5. Why are you here?

E. It s at 5PM

Exercise 1.2: Choose the Correct Wh-Word

Fill the blank with What, Where, Who, Why, When.

  1. _________ is your job? (Asking about a thing/profession)
  2. __________ is my pen? (Asking about a place)
  3. __________ are your parents? (Asking about people)
  4. _________ do you like football? (Asking about reason)
  5. _________ is the train departing? (Asking about time)

Exercise 1.3: Write a Question

Write a simple Wh-Question for the bold part of the answer.

  1. The library is on Main Street. → Where_____________________________ ?
  2. The time is four o'clock. → What _____________________________ ?
  3. This picture is of my sister. → Who _____________________________?
  4. Because it s an interesting sport. → Why _____________________________?
  5. The movie starts at 8 o clock. When _____________________________?

 

 

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The Verb 'To Be' (Present Simple)

The verb 'to be' is the most important verb in English. It means "to exist" or "to be in a state." C est le verbe tre en fran ais.

Person (Subject)

'To Be' Form (The Verb)

Short Form

Example Sentence

I (Singular)

am

I'm

I am happy.

You (Singular/Plural)

are

You're

You are smart.

He (Male)

is

He's

He is a friend.

She (Female)

is

She's

She is nice.

It (Thing/Animal)

is

It's

It is cold.

We (Plural)

are

We're

We are students.

They (Plural)

are

They're

They are outside.

 

Exercise 2.1: Simple Filling Blanks

Complete the sentences using the correct form: am, is, or are.

  1. I _______ Mohamed.
  2. She _______ from Egypt.
  3. We _______ ready for the test.
  4. The book _______ on the desk. (Use 'it' form)
  5. You _______ correct.

Exercise 2.2: Negative Sentences

Make these sentences negative by adding not after the verb 'to be' (am not, is not, are not).

  1. I am tired. → I am not tired.
  2. They are at home. → They _______ at home.
  3. He is happy. → He _______ happy.
  4. My sisters are at home. → My sisters _________ at home

The Simple Present (For Daily Life)

Affirmative:

  • Goal: Talk about things you do regularly (routine) and things you like (preferences).

Lesson Recap:

Person (Subject)

Verb Form

Rule:

Example:

I, You, We, They

Use the base verb (no change)

Base Verb (no change)

I like coffee. We work here.

He, She, It

Add -s or -es to the base verb

Base Verb + s/es

He likes coffee. She works here.

Exercise 3.1: Choose the Correct Verb Form

Choose the correct form of the verb for the subject.

  1. I like / likes to watch movies.
  2. She drink / drinks tea every morning.
  3. They work / works in a big office.
  4. He go / goes to school by bus.
  5. We live / lives in an apartment.

Exercise 3.2: Simple Routine Writing

Write a simple sentence about your daily routine or preferences. Use the verbs from the list or other ones you know: eat study like start

1. → I_________ every day.

2. → My friend___________ fast food.

3. → We ________________work at 9:00 AM.

Negative Form

  • Goal: Learn how to say you do not do something or do not like something.

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  • Key Idea: We need a helper word (DO or DOES) and the word NOT. (don t or doesn t)

Person (Subject)

Helper Verb + NOT

Short Form

Example Sentence

I, You, We, They

do not

don't

I don't like coffee. We don't work here.

He, She, It

does not

doesn't

He doesn't like coffee. She doesn't work here.

 

IMPORTANT SIMPLE RULE: When you use doesn't, the main verb loses the '-s'.

  • He likes tea. → He doesn't like tea. (No -s on 'like'!)

Exercise 4.1: Make it Negative (Short Form)

Change the sentence to the negative form using don't or doesn't.

  1. I work on Sundays. → I __________work on Sundays.
  2. She eats meat. → She_________ eat meat.
  3. We speak French. → We__________ speak French.
  4. He starts early. → He__________ start early.
  5. They live near me. → They ____________live near me.

 

Exercise 4.2: Negative Dialogue Reply

Read the first sentence. Write a simple, negative reply using don't or doesn't.

 

Conversation Partner Says:

Your Simple Negative Reply:

A: "Do you like to drive?"

Your Reply: "No, I __________________________."

B: "Does your wife work at the bank?"

Your Reply: "No, she _______________________."

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Interrogative Form (Questions)

  • Goal: Learn how to ask a "Yes/No" question about someone's routine or preference.
  • Key Idea: The helper word (DO or DOES) goes at the very start of the sentence.

Person (Subject)

Question Word (Starts the sentence)

Example Question

I, You, We, They

Do

Do you like sports? Do they live here?

He, She, It

Does

Does he work late? Does it rain often?

REMEMBER: The main verb loses the '-s' when you use Does.

  • She studies hard. → Does she study hard?

Exercise 5.1: Write the Question

Write the correct "Yes/No" question for each sentence. Start with Do or Does.

  1. He smokes. →________ he____________ ?
  2. You speak English. →________ you__________ ?
  3. She drinks water. →__________ she___________ water?
  4. They watch TV. → ___________they___________ TV?

Exercise 5.2: Simple Answers (Short Replies)

Give a short Yes and No answer to the following questions.

Question:

Short Yes Answer:

Short No Answer:

1. Do you eat rice?

Yes, I do.

No, I don't.

2. Does he travel often?

________________________

________________________

3. Do we need a map?

________________________

________________________

4. Does it snow here?

________________________

________________________

 

 

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Present Simple of the Verb To Be:

I -> am am not Am I?

He She- It -> is isn t/is not Is he she it?

We You They -> are aren t/are not Are we you they?

The Present Simple

Affirmative:

I We - You They: No change

He She It: + -s/-es (go -> goes play -> plays like -> likes)

Negative:

I We - You They: subject + don t + verb (no change)

He She It: subject + doesn t + verb (no change)

Interrogative:

I We - You They: Do + subject + + verb (no change)?

He She It: Does + subject + verb (no change)?

Homework:

Write about what you do every day. (Example: Everyday, I wake up at 7, I have breakfast ..)

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