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I usually reads newspapers every morning.
I usually read newspapers every morning.
I am a vegetarian. I ... (not/eat) meat.
I am a vegetarian. I don't eat meat.
I (study) English for a few months with English Today.
I am studying English for a few months with English Today.
I (walk) along the street.
I am walking along the street.
My mother often send a postcard for my grandma.
My mother often sends a postcard for my grandma.
They ... (not / speak) English now.
They aren't speaking English now.
We still (prepare) our presentations for our teacher for next class.
We are still preparing our presentations for our teacher for next class.
(Are/do) your homework?
Are you doing your homework?
She never watched the news on TV.
She never watches the news on TV.
But at the moment she ... (do) her homework.
But at the moment she is doing her homework.
I (really/love) my wife right now.
I really love my wife right now.
I (eat) dinner now.
I am eating dinner.
She often spent weekends at home.
She often spends weekends at home.
Jago: What ... (you/do)?
Bill: I am looking for my book.
Jago: What are you doing?
Bill: I am looking for my book.
I didn't believe you this morning, but now I (believe) you.
I didn't believe you this morning, but now I believe you.
This winter season I (ski).
This winter season I am skiing.
Does your friends speaks English fluently?
Does your friend speak English fluently? / Do your friends speak English fluently?
Bill: What ... (you/do)?
Kim: I am a secretary.
Bill: What do you do?
Kim: I am a secretary.
Where (...) you (go) for your holiday next week?
Where are you going for your holiday next week?
What ... you (do) this quarter?
What are you doing this quarter?