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   Label the farm animals.

UNCLE AND UNCLE´S FARM

Peter and Mary are pending their holidays at their uncle and aunt's farmhouse.

2. Answer the following questions:

1. Where is Mark?

2. What time does wake up every day?

3. What time does he have breakfast?

4. Does Mary like pigs? Why?

5. What do they do in the afternoon?

6. Is he having a great time?

3. Complete the sentences. Use the present simple of the verbs:

1. He _________ (groom) the horses.

2. She________ (play) with the kittens and the lambs.

3. Aunt Sarah _______ (take) care of the poultry.

4. We ____________ (get up) early.

5. We ____________(have) breakfast at 8.00.

6. I ________ (happy) in the farm.

7. They _______( work) hard in the farm.

4. Make negative sentences.

1. She goes to play with the lamps.

2. The farm is big.

3. We have breakfast at 8.00.

4. She likes pigs.

5. They are great.

6. We usually go to stables.

7. I like to ride a horse.

Name: …………………………………….. Date: ……/……/……

Class: ……………. Number: ………..

Mark: ……………… Teacher: …………………..

PRESENT SIMPLE

The Present Simple refers to habitual actions, something which happens repeatedly, or all the time, or at any time.

This verb tense is often used with adverbs of frequency such as always, often…

1. dog

2. sheep

3. cook

4. turke

5. duck

6. horse

7. pigeon

8. goat

9. hen

10. pig

Dear Mum and dad,

Well here we are at last! Uncle Jack and Aunt Sarah are great. The farmhouse and the sheds are very big. Everyday we wake up at 6.30 and milk the cows. Do you know that cows moo when they need milking? All Jack's cows are kept in a big cow-shed. Later we have a breakfast at about 8.00. After breakfast I usually go to the pigsty to feed the pigs. Mary doesn't like pigs because she says no sound is more unpleasant than the grunt of a pig. So, she goes to play with the kittens and the lambs. IN fact, right now she is playing with them.

Yes, there are a lot of sheep, too. And there is also a sheepdog. It helps Uncle Jack to round up the stray sheep.

Aunt Sarah takes care of the poultry, you know, cocks, chickens and hens. Their eggs are really good!

In the afternoon we usually go to the stable to groom the horses because in the evening we normally ride. Do you know how to ride? It's very easy. Uncle Jack says that if you want to ride a horse, you just have to love them. Don't worry. We're having a great time.

Love, Mark

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