Simple Tenses and Military training

1. Present Simple Tense: Sports and Military training

A. Fill in the blanks using the correct form of the verb in the Present Simple:

1. The soldiers (train) on the obstacle course every morning.
2. Our team captain (lead) the warm-up exercises before every match.
3. A cadet usually (wear) a uniform during physical training.
4. We (do) push-ups as part of our daily routine.

B. Rewrite the sentences using negative form:

1. The cadet runs 5 kilometers every day. 

   → The cadet ______________ 5 kilometers every day. 

2. The coach gives instructions before every game. 

   → The coach ______________ instructions before every game.

2. Past Simple Tense: Military and Sports achievements

A. Complete the sentences with the correct form of the verb in the Past Simple:

1. Last week, our team _(win)_ the annual military sports competition.
2. The cadets _(participate)_ in a 10-kilometer march yesterday.
3. The captain _(score)_ the winning goal in the football match.
4. The instructor _(teach)_ us how to improve our endurance.

B. Change these sentences to questions:

1. The cadets played basketball after training. 

   → ______________ the cadets ______________ basketball after training?

2. Our coach gave us advice before the match. 

   → ______________ our coach ______________ us advice before the match?

3. Future Simple Tense: Plans for Training and Competitions

A. Complete the sentences with the correct form of the verb in the Future Simple (will):

1. Tomorrow, the cadets (compete) in the military obstacle race.
2. Next month, we (participate) in a regional sports competition.
3. The coach (announce) the new training schedule later today.
4. After the game, the team (celebrate) their victory.

B. Change the sentences to negative:

1. The cadet will attend the sports event tomorrow. 

   → The cadet ______________ the sports event tomorrow.  

2. We will win the tournament next week. 

   → We ______________ the tournament next week.

4. Mixed Tenses: Present, Past, and Future in Military Sports

A. Choose the correct tense (Present, Past, or Future Simple):

1. Last year, the team (won/wins/will win) the championship trophy.
2. The soldiers (practice/practiced/will practice) martial arts next week.
3. Every morning, the cadets (run/ran/will run) 3 kilometers before breakfast.
4. In the future, the army (organizes/organized/will organize) more sports events.

B. Correct the mistakes in the following sentences:

1. We wins the game yesterday. 

   → _______________________________________

2. The cadet will trains harder next week. 

   → _______________________________________