Present Tense
"She eat pizza every day".
"She eats pizza every day."
"Yesterday, we go to the park."
"Yesterday, we went to the park."
"She is go to visit her grandma tomorrow."
"She is going to visit her grandma tomorrow."
"He watching TV now."
"He is watching TV now."
"He go to school every day."
"He goes to school every day."
"He didn't went to the party."
"He didn't go to the party."
"They going to buy a car next year."
"They are going to buy a car next year."
"They is playing soccer."
"They are playing soccer."
"They doesn't like apples".
"They don't like apples."
"She buyed a new dress last week."
"She bought a new dress last week."
"He not going to study tonight."
"He is not going to study tonight."
"She not studying at the moment."
"She is not studying at the moment."
"She do her homework in the evening."
"She does her homework in the evening."
"I see a movie last night."
"I saw a movie last night."
"We are going eat dinner soon."
"We are going to eat dinner soon."
"I am go to the store right now."
"I am going to the store right now."
"My brother play soccer on Sundays."
"My brother plays soccer on Sundays."
"They was happy with the results."
"They were happy with the results."
"She going to be late."
"She is going to be late."
"We are swiming in the pool."
"We are swimming in the pool."