Ben (likes/like) reading books
Ben likes reading books
Anna doesn't (enjoy/enjoys) having a bath
Anna doesn't enjoy having a bath
Grandma (want/wants) to ride her bike
Grandma wants to ride her bike
Mum doesn't (want/want to) wash the dog
Mum doesn't want to wash the dog
(Got/Has/It's got/hasn't) your new house got a balcony?
Has your new house got a balcony?
Has your new house (Got/Has/It's got/hasn't) a balcony?
Has your new house got a balcony?
(mustn't/can/must) I clean my shoes, Mum? - Yes, you must
Must I clean my shoes, Mum? - Yes, you must
You (mustn't/can/must) listen to the teacher
You must listen to the teacher
(mustn't/can/must) I run in the playground? - Yes, you can
Can I run in the playground? - Yes, you can
We (mustn't/can/must) play tennis in the library
We mustn't play tennis in the library
Horses are ___ than cows (quick)
Horses are quicker than cows
Sharks are ___ than whales (small)
Sharks are smaller than whales
Bats are ___ than parrots (dirty)
Bats are dirtier than parrots
Dolphins are ___ at swimming than whales (good)
Dolphins are better at swimming than whales
