Present Continuous
Change the action to present continuous for the subject "I": "I (to watch) TV."
"I am watching TV."
Change the verb to simple present for the subject "they": "They (to eat) breakfast."
"They eat breakfast."
Convert the sentence using the correct article: "He has _ orange."
"He has an orange."
"I (to visit) New York City three times."
"I have visited New York City three times."
Convert the verb to simple past for the subject "we": "We (to see) a movie."
"We saw a movie."
Convert the sentence to present continuous: "They (to play) football."
"They are playing football."
Convert the following sentence to simple present: "He (to play) guitar."
"He plays guitar."
Change the sentence to use the correct article: "I want _ cat."
"I want a cat."
"She (to finish) her project."
"She has finished her project."
Change the sentence to simple past: "I (to visit) my grandmother."
"I visited my grandmother."
Use present continuous for the subject "he": "He (to cook) dinner."
"He is cooking dinner."
Change the sentence to simple present for the subject "she": "She (to work) at a hospital."
"She works at a hospital."
Use the correct article in the following sentence: "She is _ artist."
"She is an artist."
"They (to travel) to Europe."
"They have traveled to Europe."
Use simple past for the subject "he": "He (to finish) the project."
"He finished the project."
Change the action to present continuous: "She (to write) a letter."
"She is writing a letter."
Convert this sentence to simple present: "I (to study) English."
"I study English."
Convert the sentence to use the correct article: "This is _ book."
"This is a book."
"We (to see) that movie before."
"We have seen that movie before."
Convert the action to simple past: "They (to go) to the park."
"They went to the park."
How do you express an action happening right now using "he" and the verb "to cook"?
"He is cooking dinner."
Form a simple present sentence with the subject "she" and the verb "to work."
"She works at a bank."
Explain the difference:
2. I need _ hour to finish my homework.
a - "a house" (because "house" begins with a consonant sound
an - "an hour" (because "hour" begins with a vowel sound /aʊər/)
"He (to read) that book."
He has read that book."
Form a simple past sentence with the subject "they" and the verb "to finish."
"They finished the project."