Present Simple
I always (to drink) a glass of orange juice in the morning.
I always drink a glass of orange juice in the morning.
I (to read) a new novel this month.
I am reading a new novel this month.
I (to be) at the park earlier today.
I was at the park earlier today.
My mother was driving home when someone called her.
He (to take) the metro to work every day.
He takes the metro to work every day.
Your father (to sleep) right now; don't wake him up!
Your father is sleeping right now; don't wake him up!
The teacher spoke to the class about the new unit.
The students (to look) at the exam review earlier today.
The students were looking at the exam review earlier today.
She (to not think) your answer is correct.
She does not think the answer is correct.
My parents (to work) at a bakery nearby.
My parents are working at a bakery nearby.
My parents (to spend) a lot of money on the new sofa.
My parents spent a lot of money on the new sofa.
He (to spend) his free time traveling last year.
He was spending his free time traveling last year.
They (to eat) a big dinner on Sundays.
They eat a big dinner on Sundays.
He (to play) guitar in a rock band.
He is playing guitar in a rock band.
I (to read) a story last night.
I read a story last night. (Careful with pronunciation!)
What (you / to do) yesterday when I tried to call you?
What were you doing yesterday when I tried to call you?
(You/ to play) football very often?
Do you play football very often?
What (they / to study) in English currently?
What (are they studying) in English currently?
What did you do yesterday after class?
What (your dog / to eat) from the rubbish bin?
What was your dog eating from the rubbish bin?