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She ___ a student.
A) am
B) is
C) are
D) were
B) is
They ___ playing football now.
A) is
B) am
C) are
D) was
C) are
I ___ at school yesterday.
A) am
B) is
C) was
D) were
C) was
We ___ English every Monday.
A) study
B) are studying
C) studied
D) was study
A) study
Tom ___ TV every evening.
A) watch
B) watches
C) is watching
D) watched
B) watches
Look! The children ___ in the garden.
A) play
B) plays
C) are playing
D) were playing
C) are playing
My parents ___ at home last night.
A) are
B) is
C) was
D) were
___ your sister usually ___ breakfast at 8 o'clock?
A) Does / have
B) Is / having
C) Did / had
D) Does / having
A) Does / have
Listen! Someone ___ at the door.
A) knocks
B) knocked
C) is knocking
D) was knock
C) is knocking
We ___ at the cinema yesterday, but we ___ at school today.
A) were / are
B) are / were
C) was / are
D) were / was
A) were / are
Anna usually ___ to school by bus, but today she ___ with her father.
A) goes / is going
B) is going / goes
C) go / is going
D) went / goes
A) goes / is going
___ they at the park yesterday?
A) Are
B) Is
C) Was
D) Were
D) Were
Last Sunday, my brother and I ___ at home because it ___ very cold outside.
A) are / is
B) were / was
C) was / were
D) were / were
B) were / was
Kate usually ___ tennis on Saturdays, but she ___ basketball today.
A) plays / is playing
B) is playing / plays
C) play / is playing
D) played / plays
A) plays / is playing
Look! Sam ___ his homework, but he usually ___ it after dinner.
A) does / is doing
B) is doing / does
C) did / does
D) is doing / did
B) is doing / does
Sarah ___ usually happy at school, but yesterday she ___ very tired, and today she ___ at home.
A) is / was / is
B) was / is / was
C) is / were / are
D) are / was / is
A) is / was / is