Pronouns
Tom likes hockey.
He likes hockey.
He always (to tell) us funny stories.
He always tells us funny stories.
to/ you /go / always / do / school / ?
do you always go to school ?
We (to swim) in the pool.
We are swimming in the pool.
have
has / having
Jasmine and Eva are students.
They are students.
Martha and Kevin (to swim) twice a week.
Martha and Kevin swim twice a week.
she / usually / letters / does / write / ?
does she usually write letters?
She (to talk) on the phone.
She is talking on the phone.
dance
dancing / dances
Abigael and I are going to Toronto.
We are going to Toronto.
She (to play) basketball once a week.
She plays basketball once a week.
in / he/ is / acting / the / theater/ ?
is he acting in the theater?
He (to fly) to Paris next month.
He is flying to Paris next month.
cry
crying / cries
Cats are vicious animals.
They are vicious animals.
He (to wish) her a happy birthday.
He wishes her a happy birthday.
barking / your / is / dog / now / ?
is your dog barking now?
They (to get) married next week.
They are getting married next week.
try
tries / trying
The dog is barking.
It is barking.
Marc (to study) for the test.
Marc studies for the test.
your / mom / does / work / everyday / ?
does your mom work everyday?
Pinocchio (to lie) to Geppetto.
Pinocchio is lying to Geppetto.
do
does / doing