Present Progressive or Simple Past
There's Miguel. He (talks) (is talking) to Luisa
is talking
When she was in school, her favorite topics (was) (were) (are) history and science.
were
I (was reading) (read) when you called.
was reading
Who + verb + object
The sun ( is going to rise) (is rising) at 6:43 tomorrow.
is going to rise
What's the matter? You (seem) (are seeming) a little down.
seem
lived
Were you (ate) (eating) while Mia was talking?
eating
Use "What" in a sentence
What + auxilary verb + Subject + Object
I _______ (fly) to Chicago next week.
Use the correct verb form.
I'm flying to Chicago next week.
I am going to fly to Chicago next week.
She (talks) (is talking) to a classmate.
is talking
He (eat) (ate) (is eating) a donut for breakfast before he came to class.
ate
When do you use past progressive?
Ex. Paul was reading a book last night. (Paul has not finished the book, but he was reading it)
Use "which" in a sentence.
Which + noun + verb +object ?
"Hey, will you get toilet paper from the store?"
"Sure, I am going to." Or "Sure, I will" ??
Sure, I will (quick decision)
Brian always (running) (runs) in the park early in the morning.
runs
Past tense of "write"
written
When do you use simple past
to talk about the completion of a past action.
Ex: Paul read a whole book last night. (Paul finished the book.)
Use "whose" in a sentence
Whose + noun + auxilary verb + object.
What future tense do you for facts or events?
be going to
will
am staying
She (taught) (teach) (teaching) English for 20 years, but she has retired now.
I was exercising when he called.
Which verb is past progressive?
Which verb is simple past?
PP: was exercising
SP: called
Use "How many" in a sentence
How many + noun + auxilary verb +subject
or How many +noun + auxilary verb +subject +main verb
What tense do you use for future plans or things already decided?
be going to
present progressive