Affirmative form
I usually (to wait for) Tim.
I usually wait for Tim.
She usually (not make) tea for us.
She usually doesn't make tea for us.
Listen! ...... somebody (to sing)?
Listen! Is somebody singing?
It often _______ in summer in London. (rain)
It often rains in summer in London.
Where is Tom? - He (to play) the piano.
Where is Tom? - He is playing the piano.
I like tea, but now I (not drink) it.
I like tea, but now I am not drinking it.
What ..... she usually (to do) in the evening?
What does she usually do in the evening?
I can't give the newspapre to you. I ______ (read) it now.
I can't give the newspapre to you. I am reading it now.
My aunt (to make) cakes on Mondays.
My aunt maks cakes on Mondays.
They (not have) dinner at the moment.
They aren't having dinner at the moment.
When .... you always (to come back) from school?
When do you always come back from school?
You usually ________ (walk) slowly, don't you?
You usually walk slowly, don't you?
I am busy. I (to make) my bed.
I am busy. I am making my bed.
He (to live) not far from us but we (not see) him very often.
He lives not far from us but we don't see him very often.
What .... you (to read) at the moment?
What are you reading at the moment?
My sister __________ (wait) for me.
My sister is waiting for me.
My brother (to take) me to the zoo every month.
My brother takes me to the zoo every month.
The girl usually (not help) her mom in the kitchen but today she (to cook) a birthday cake.
The girl usually doesn't help her mom in the kitchen but today she is cooking a birthday cake.
What .... your friend (to wear) today?
What is your friend wearing today?
How often _____ your teacher ______(ask) you questions?
How often does your teacher ask you questions?