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Michael (to do) his lessons every day.
Michael does his lessons every day.
It (to snow) now.
It is snowing now.
I think I (to see) them next Saturday.
I think I will see them next Sunday.
If I study today, I (to go) to the party tonight.
If I study today, I'll go to the party tonight.
My friend (to work) on her report at the moment.
My friend is working on her report at the moment.
They (not to live) in the USA.
They do not live in the USA.
They (to eat) soup right now.
They are eating soup right now.
They (to be) here tomorrow.
They will be here tomorrow.
If he (to have) enough money, he'll buy some new shoes.
If he has enough money, he'll buy some new shoes.
She always (to work) hard on her tasks.
She always works hard on her tasks.
His father (not to work) at an office.
His father does not work at an office.
It (to snow) at the moment.
It is snowing at the moment.
I promise he (not to swim) tomorrow.
I promise he will not swim tomorrow.
She (to miss) the bus if she (not to leave) soon.
She'll miss the bus if she doesn't leave soon.
If the weather (to be fine), the plane (to leave) in time.
If the weather is fine, the plane will leave in time.
My brother ( to watch) television every night?
Does my brother watch television every night?
Look! My mother (not to sit) at the table.
Look! My mother is not sitting at the table.
Nick (to finish) school next year?
Will Nick finish school next year?
If it (to rain) tomorrow, I (not to water) the plants.
If it rains tomorrow, I will not water the plants.
Where she (to go) every Saturday?
Where does she go every Saturday?
He (to speak) Spanish?
Why you (to talk)?
Why are you talking?
Why your father (to help) you?
Why will your father help you?
If her boyfriend (not to phone) today, she (leave) him.
If her boyfriend does not phone today, she will leave him.
She (not to like) to play this game, but now she (to play).
She does not like to play this game, but now she is playing.