1. A song by Alesha Dixon
The boy…
does nothing

2. clean up brush up wash up
Listen and put these verbs in the correct order.
clean up brush up wash up

3. Match the verbs and the pictures.
wash up
clean up
brush up

4. Listen and read.
Does he wash up? He never wash up. Does he clean up? No, he never cleans up. Does he brush up? He never brushed up. He does nothing. The boy does nothing.

5. Rewrite the sentence in italics in standard English.
Does he wash up?
He never wash up.
Does he clean up?
No, he never cleans up.
Does he brush up?
He never brushed up.
He does nothing.
The boy does nothing.
He never washes up.

6. Write down the words to the chorus in your copybook.
The Boy Does Nothing, by Alesha Dixon
chorus:
Does he wash up?
He never washes up.
Does he clean up?
No, he never cleans up.
Does he brush up?
He never brushed up.
He does nothing.
The boy does nothing.

7. wash up/ clean up / brush up: stick the drawings next to the corresponding verbs
Does he wash up? He never washes up. Does he clean up? No, he never cleans up. Does he brush up? He never brushed up. He does nothing. The boy does nothing.

8. Answer the questions as in the example.
- Does he wash up?
- No, he doesn’t. He never washes up.
- Does he clean up?
- No, he doesn’t. He never cleans up.
- Does he brush up?
- No, he doesn’t. He never brushed up.
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ne l’a jamais fait de sa vie, d’où le passé ici.