Simple Present +
(run) / I / every day
I run every day.
breakfast /she/ this morning/ (eat) / before school
She ate breakfast before school this moring.
you/ (read)/ every day/ ?
Do you read every day?
you/ (speak) / English/ today / ?
Did you speak English today?
not/ I / (like) / pineapples/
I don't like pineapples.
not/ I / (finish) / my / yesterday / homework /
I didn't finish my homework yesterday.
she / (like) / chocolate / and her sister
She and her sister like chocolate.
(watch) / I / a horror film / last night
I watched a horror film last night
the cat / (eat) / meat / ?
Does the cat eat meat?
you / where/ last night/ (go) / ?
Where did you go last night?
(watch TV) /my friend/ every day /
My friend doesn't watch TV every day.
they/ at home / (be not) / this morning
They weren't at home this morning.
(cook) / my mother / for us / every day
My mother cooks for us every day.
they/ to school/ yesterday/ (take) / the bus
They took the bus to school yesterday.
Ahmad / (wake up) / 8:00 / at / ?
Does Ahmad wake up at 8:00?
you / (do) / yesterday / what / ?
what did you do yesterday?
(like) / They / eating/ vegetables
They don't like eating vegetables.
my cousin / (be not) / at school / on Sunday
My cousin wasn't at school on Sunday
(watch) TV /Jane / finish homework/ after / she /
Jane watches TV after she finishes homework.
(have)/ she/ eggs/ for breakfast / this morning
She had eggs for breakfast this morning.
(get up) / your brother / what / ?
What time does your brother get up?
(put) / the keys / where/ he /?
Where did he put the keys?
/ she / (work) / drive / to
She doesn't drive to work.
(stay) / not / she / at a hotel
She didn't stay at a hotel
My dog / (get up) / morning / early / every / and / evening / (sleep) / and / it / every / late /
My dog sleeps early every evening and it gets up late every morning.
(walk) / his dog/ yesterday/ he/ at a park
He walked his dog at a park yesterday.
Mateo / his homework / (do) / the / How / ?
How often does Mateo do his homework?
to school / (go) / what / your brother/ yesterday / time /?
What time did your brother go to school yesterday?
the / (play) / my brother / video games / in / morning /
My brother doesn't play video games in the morning.
my teacher/ (give)/ not / homework/ us / last time
My teacher didn't give us homework last time.