Do you be from Spain?

The verb TO BE is special. It doesn’t need an auxiliary because it is an auxiliary itself.

Spain/ be /from/ you? Are you from Spain?

I am from Spain (affirmative) I am not from Spain (negative)

John /often/ go/ gym/how? How John after go gym?

To create a question in Present Simple, we need to use an auxiliary and to complete the sentence with the corresponding words:

John /often/ go/ gym/how? How often does John go to the gym?

John often goes to the gym (affirmative) John doesn’t often go to the gym

(negative)

How old are you?I have 14 yearsI have 14 years oldI am 14 years

I am 14I am 14 years old

Which countries are mentioned in the text?

Paris, London, San Francisco… UK, USA, France

Never leave complete exercises blank:

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