Simple present
She ______ English at night. (study)
She studies English at night.
I don't/doesn't like to run.
I don't like to run.
We is/are students at Rio Salado.
We are students at Rio Salado.
Do/does you want to go on vacation?
Do you want to go on vacation?
We have/has a new puppy.
We have a new puppy.
He ________ to school on Tuesdays and Thursdays. (go)
He goes to school on Tuesdays and Thursday.
She don't/doesn't want/wants to go to bed.
She doesn't want to go to bed.
It is/are a beautiful day.
It is a beautiful day.
Do/does she have a brother?
Does she have a brother?
She has/have 3 sisters and 2 brothers.
She has 3 sisters and 2 brothers.
They ________ to go on vacation. (want)
They want to go on vacation.
They don't/doesn't speak Chinese.
They don't speak Chinese.
He is/are a mechanic.
He is a mechanic.
Do/does it look like a nice day?
Does it look like a nice day?
It has/have a long neck and a long tongue.
It has a long neck and a long tongue.
Her daughter __________ soccer. (play)
Her daughter plays soccer.
It does/doesn't look like rain.
It doesn't look like rain.
They is/are a large family.
They are a large family.
Do/does we need to go to the grocery store?
Do we need to go to the grocery store?
You has/have a beautiful smile.
You have a beautiful smile.
We _________ Italian food. (like)
We like Italian food.
She don't/doesn't go/goes to school.
She doesn't go to school.
You is/are a good friend.
You are a good friend.
Do/does he want a new car?
Does he want a new car?
He has/have the new car he always wanted.
He has the new car he always wanted.