simple present
I - (to) love - cats
I love cats
You - (to) play - football
You are playing football
Till - (to) watch - a movie
Tim watched a movie.
Harry - (to) visit - his aunt
Jill - (to) be - angry.
Jill is angry.
Karl - (to) wash - the dishes.
Karl is washing the dishes.
last July - we - (to) travel - to Spain
Last July we travelled to Spain.
they - (to) have - a party.
They are going to have a party.
NOT: you - (to) play - the guitar
You don't play the guitar.
They aren't listening to their teacher.
NOT: Hanna - (to) tidy - her room - yesterday
Hanna didn't tidy her room yesterday.
NOT: Jack and his sister - (to) be - in town - next weekend
Jack and his sister aren't going to be in town next weekend.
NOT: my dog - (to) like - rats
My dog doesn't like rats.
NOT: I - (to) talk - to you
I'm not talking to you.
my mum - (to) buy - a new bike - last Monday
My mum bought a new bike last Monday.
NOT: it - (to) be - sunny - tomorrow
It isn't going to be sunny tomorrow.
?: you - (to) read - mangas
Do you read mangas?
?: you - (to) feed - the cats
Are you feeding the cats?
?: Fine - (to) win - the game - last night
Did Fine win the game last night?
?: we - (to) write - a test - next Monday
Are we going to write a test next Monday?