It is a good and funny worksheet to practice "Daily Routine", "Time"  Yes/No questions, negatives and short/full answers. Students draw the ships of their own and destroy the partner's ships asking questions like 'Does Kate get up at 8 o'clock?' Possible answers: Yes, she does. Kate gets up at 8 o'clock. Or No, she doesn't. Kate doesn't get up at 8 o'clock. The players announce 'sunk' when the ship is completely destroyed, 'hit' when it is partly destroyed and 'missed' when the ship isn't found.

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Present simple tense: S for third person singular verbs

Daily Routine (Sea battle)

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It is a good and funny worksheet to practice "Daily Routine", "Time"  Yes/No questions, negatives and short/full answers. Students draw the ships of their own a…