1. Ron (play) with the ball. He (like) ball games.
2. Megan (not/swim), she (sail). She (prefer) sailing to swimming.
3. Billy and Ann (build) sand castles. Billy (have) a blue bucket and a red spade.
4. Lucy (lie) in a chaise longue. She (be) pale-skinned, so she (need) to be careful.
5. Bobby wear a yellow T-shirt and trainers. He (not/like) other colours.
6. Susie (swim). Her swimsuit (suit) her a lot.
7. Kevin is lying on the sand. I (think) he is happy.
8. The seagulls (not/run), they (fly) over the sea.
9. Marvin (look) happy. It only (want) to lie under the chaise longue.
10. Lenny can't swim. He (hope) to learn soon.​

1. Playing, likes.

2. Does not swim, sails, prefers.

3. Built, has.

4. Lies, is, needed.

5. Does not like.

6. Swims, suits.

7. Think.

8. Does not run.

9. Looks, wants.

10. Hopes.

if you cut your finger, wash it and put a plaster on it. every night take the plaster off. put a new plaster on in the morning. you should keep your cut clean. if the cut is serious, go to see a doctor.

sometimes people feel dizzy. it is often because of bad weather or bad foot. sometimes when they are tired. if you feel dizzy put your head between your legs. the blood will go to your head. you ll feel better.

  1. a final group of utilities worth mentioning is designed (present simple passive) for backing up and cleaning up hard disks.2. a data base is (present simple) simply a collection of date that is stored(present simple passive) on one or more computers. 3. the operating system must first be loaded(present simple passive with modal verb) into primary storage.4. multitasking capabilities were once found only on minicomputers and mainframes. (past simple passive)5. utility programs monitor how often and how quickly an application program is being executed compared to all the other programs in the system at the same time. (present simple; present continuous passive)