Simple or Continuous?
American teenagers now (prefer) Instagram to Facebook or Snapchat. Why (be) so many people now into uploading photos? Maybe because each photo (often/tell) its own story.
American teenagers now prefer Instagram to Facebook or Snapchat. Why are so many people now into uploading photos? Maybe because each photo often tells its own story.
She don't like football, but I don't.
She doesn't like football, but I do
Write the question in the present simple or present continuous.
what TV series / everyone / watch / these days ?
What TV series is everyone watching these days?
Continue in a logical way to explain the tense
I usually walk to school, but today...
possible: but today I'm taking the bus
1. soccer / play / sometimes / They / weekends / on
2. morning / always / in / teeth / I / the / my / brush
1. They sometimes play soccer on the weekends
2. I always brush my teeth in the morning
3. She never arrives late to school
I hardly ever watch/'m hardy ever watching TV — YouTube is much better. Right now I look/'m looking at some of MrBeast's videos.
I hardly ever watch TV — YouTube is much better. Right now I'm looking at some of Annie LeBlanc's videos.
-Does he likes pizza?
- Not sure, I not know him well.
- Do you going to school with him?
-Does he like pizza?
- Not sure, I don't know him well.
- Do you go to school with him?
Write question in the present simple or present continuous.
your brother / usually / play / computer games / after school?
Does your brother usually play computer games after school?
My brother plays football every Saturday, but right now...
possible: He's doing his homework
Rewrite the sentence with the correct adverb
My sister goes to her dance class on Mondays.
(often -- always -- once a week)
My sister goes to her dance class once a week
Look at the photo of these young people. What () they (do)? They (not be) at school. Why () they (wait) there?
Look at the photo of these young people. What are they doing? They aren't at school. Why are they waiting there?
2.My brother twice a week has a guitar lesson. He is practice right now, while I play a video game in my room
My brother has a guitar lesson twice a week. He is practicing right now, while I am playing a video game in my room
your parents / usually / do / in the evening / what / go / how often / out / they / and
How often do your parents go out in the evening, and what do they usually do?
My sister lives with our parents, but this month...
possible: she's staying with our grandma
Rewrite the sentence with the correct adverb
I'm late for school about once a year.
(never -- often -- hardly ever)
I'm hardly ever late for school
In this photo, one of the boys (not wear) a coat. Some of them (talk) to each other. () the girl in the white jacket (want) to say something?
In this photo, one of the boys isn't wearing a coat. Some of them are talking to each other. Does the girl in the white jacket want to say something?
1. What you are doing, Lisa?
- I am not wanting to say right now. It a surprise.
- Oh, is Mary has a birthday party on Friday? Okay, I won't say!
1. What are you doing, Lisa?
- I don't want to say right now. It is a surprise.
- Oh, is Mary having a birthday party on Friday? Okay, I won't say!
Write the question in the present simple or present continuous tense
why / your friend / not / come / to school / today?
Why isn't your friend coming to school today?
I don't usually like horror films, but...
possible: I like the one I'm watching right now
Rewrite the question using the adverb usually:
You / do / what / after school?
What do you usually do after school?
My mom thinks Youtube is overrated, she doesn't let me watch videos on my phone. Right now I'm thinking of ways to use it without her knowing -- my brother is searching for some tips on the internet right next to me.
My parents usually are going to work by car, but this week they take the bus because their car isn't work. My mum doesn't like it, because the bus is always arriving late.
My parents usually go to work by car, but this week they are taking the bus because their car doesn't work. My mum doesn't like it because the bus always arrives late.
Are we going to the movie or you don't want to?
We are going on a field trip with my class, but...
possible: I don't have my sunglasses
I don't want to
my friends isn't coming
Rephrase this sentence with another adverb with the same meaning
I hardly ever walk to school.
I almost never walk to school