WORKSHEET 2 – CHORES HERE AND THERE
1. Unscramble and match.
2. Look at the pictures and say what they are. Use “It's called...” and “They're called...”.
3. Read about Sam's chores and choose the correct option.
Hi, I'm Sam. I usually have a very busy day. I live on a farm, and everybody has some chores to do. Before going to school, I have to (1) feed / collect the chicks. Then, I have to make my bed and I have to (2) make / collect the eggs. I love doing this job. I don't have to (3) pick up / milk the cow: that is my dad's chore. My brother has to (4) pick up / collect the pumpkins and (5) feed / milk the goats. Sometimes I help my granny and I (6) milk / water the plants.
4. Look at the pictures and complete the sentences using “have to”, “has to”, “don't have to” or “doesn't have to”.
1. He milk the cows.
2. She feed the animals.
3. The man wash the dishes.
4. The kids do the laundry.
5. Use the words in the boxes to write true sentences about household chores. You can use some words more than once. My lay have the dishes feed I parents floor don't wash to table mop pets
6. Unscramble the questions and answer them using your own information.
1. How often / the dishes / you / do / have to / wash / ?
2. have to / does / the laundry / your friend / do / How often / ?
3. Does / have to / make the bed / your best friend / every day / ?
4. lay / on Sundays / you / Do / the table / have to /?