Simple present
(have) What does she _ for breakfast every morning?
What does she have for breakfast every morning?
(Walk) Where were you _ when it started raining?
Where were you walking when it started raining?
(Have) She _ already _ lunch.
She has already had lunch.
What tense is this sentence in: “They were running when it started to rain”?
Past Progressive
21. (Feel) Make negative in Simple Present: “They feel tired.”
→ Answer: They do not feel tired.
(Sleep) How many hours
How many hours do you usually sleep?
(Run) She _ when she fell.
She was running when she fell.
(Sleep) I _ _ very well this week.
I have not slep very well this week.
(Have) Choose the correct form: “He _ a dog since 2020.”
→ Answer: has had
22. (Sleep) Make a Yes/No question in Past Progressive.
→ Answer: Were you sleeping?
(Run) He _ five kilometers every Saturday.
He runs five kilometers every Saturday.
(Sleep) They _ during the movie.
They were sleeping during the movie.
(Cut) He _ _ his hair again.
He has cut his hair again.
(Sleep) Turn into Present Perfect: “She sleeps well.”
→ Answer: She has slept well.
23. (Have) Make a Present Perfect question: “you / ever / have / sushi?”
→ Answer: Have you ever had sushi?
(Feel) They _ tired after work.
They feel tired after work.
(Cut) He _ the vegetables when he cut his finger.
(Cut) He was cutting the vegetables when he cut his finger.
(Sing) They _ _ that song before.
They have sung that song before.
(Sing) Identify the tense: “She sings beautifully.”
→ Answer: Simple Present
(Walk) Negative Present Perfect: “He _ _ to school.”
→ Answer: has not walked
Who _ in the school choir?
Who sings in the school choir?
(Feel) I _ really nervous before the test.
I was feeling really nervous before the test.
(Walk) We _ _ in this park many times.
We have walked in this park many times.
(Cut) Make this Past Progressive: “He cuts the paper.”
→ Answer: He was cutting the paper.
(Sing) Question in Simple Present: “she / sing / well?”
→ Answer: Does she sing well?