present simple
She ___ (study) English every evening.
studies
They ___ (prepare) for an exam right now.
are preparing
He has ___ (write) three emails today.
written
We ___ (visit) our grandparents last Sunday.
visited
I think our team ___ (win) tomorrow.
will win
Make a question: “Tom works at a hospital.”
Does Tom work at a hospital?
Make a negative sentence: “She is talking to her teacher.”
She isn't talking to her teacher.
I ___ never ___ (see) this film.
have / seen
At 9 p.m. yesterday, I ___ (do) my homework.
was doing
Make a question: “She will pass the exam.”
Will she pass the exam?
Find the mistake: “He doesn't likes coffee.”
He doesn't like coffee.
Find the mistake: “I am knowing the answer.”
I know the answer.
Complete: “She ___ (study) for two hours, and she is still studying.”
has been studying
When we arrived, the film ___ already ___ (start).
had / started
Correct the sentence: “I will to call you later.”
I will call you later.
Complete: “If water ___ (reach) 100°C, it boils.”
reaches
Complete: “Why ___ you ___ (wear) a coat? It's warm outside.”
are / wearing
Choose the correct form: “I have known / have been knowing her for five years.”
have known
Correct the sentence: “While I cooked dinner, my brother was watching TV when the lights went out.”
While I was cooking dinner, my brother was watching TV when the lights went out.
Complete the offer: “___ I carry that bag for you?”
Shall
Correct the sentence: “How often does she goes to the gym?”
How often does she go to the gym?
Correct the sentence: “Look! The children plays in the garden.”
Look! The children are playing in the garden.
Complete: “They are tired because they ___ (run) for an hour.”
have been running
Complete using Past Simple, Past Continuous or Past Perfect.
“I ___ (walk) home when I ___ (realize) that I ___ (leave) my phone at school.”
was walking, realized, had left.
Don't call me at 8 p.m. tomorrow. I ___ (take) my English exam.”
will be taking.