- 6. Our boys usually (to play). . . football in the yard. 7. Look! They (to play). . . football in the park.
- 1. Look at the boys. They _(play) football. 2. _(Ann/cook) in the kitchen? 3. John_(have) a wonderful camera.
- 1.Look! They _ (to play) football. 2.We _ (to have) dinner at the moment. 3.He _ (to stay) at the Central Hotel.
- 1. Look! They (play) are playing football in the school yard. \(\rightarrow\) Thì HTTD. 2. My house ( build) was built yesterday. \(\rightarrow\) Bị động của QKĐ.
- 1.Look! They _ (to play) football. ... In the United States there’s a burglary almost every fifteen seconds, especially during...
- 1.Look! They _ (to play) football. 2.We _ (to have) dinner at the moment. 3.He _ (to stay) at the Central Hotel.
- 5. They (not play) football yesterday afternoon. 6. I (wait) for her in the park. 7. Carol and I (have) dinner when he arrived. 8. We (play) the guitar when she entered.
- This phrase is used when referring to playing football within the park area. Examples ... They enjoy playing football in the park every Sunday. Alternatives
- 4. The children went to the park because they wanted to play football. …
- Look! The children (play) football.
- 4. We sometimes (meet) in front of the cinema. 5. Uncle George (go) to the doctor's. 6. Our friends (play) football in the park. 7. She (go) to the park every Friday.
- I’m going to play football in the morning but I can come round after that. Sarah: Great! ... Do you think she wants to go to the park in the centre for her birthday?
- 3.The day before she (visit) her ill neighbour. 4. Yesterday at 6 p.m. he (work) on a computer. 5.Look! They (play) football in the yard.