Present/Past Progressive
What is the present progressive form of "run" for the Pronoun He
He is running.
What is the simple present form of "go" for he pronoun "they"?
They go.
What is the simple past form of "catch" for the pronoun "she"?
She caught.
What is the simple future form of "go" for the pronoun "she"?
She will go/ She is going to go.
What is the present perfect form of "begin" for the pronoun "they"?
They have begun.
Convert this sentence to present progressive: "They eat dinner."
They are eating dinner.
Convert this sentence to simple present: "She is cooking dinner."
She cooks dinner.
Convert this sentence to simple past: "They are playing soccer."
They played soccer.
Convert this sentence to simple future: "He is eating dinner."
He will eat dinner./ He is going to eat dinner.
Convert this sentence to present perfect: "She writes a letter."
She has written a letter.
Identify the error: "They was watching a movie."
"They were watching a movie."
Identify the error: "He walk to school every day."
"He walks to school every day."
Identify the error: "She taked the bus to school."
"She took the bus to school."
Identify the error: "They will goes to the store tomorrow."
"They will go to the store tomorrow."
Identify the error: "He have seen that movie."
"He has seen that movie."
Choose the past progressive correct form: "She (drive) to work when it started to rain."
She was driving to work when it started to rain.
Choose the correct form: "They (play) soccer on weekends."
They play soccer on weekends.
Choose the correct form: "He (finish) his homework last night."
He finished his homework last night.
Choose the correct form: "She (start) a new job next week."
She will start a new job next week./ She is going to start a new job next week.
Choose the correct form: "We (go) to Paris twice."
We have gone to Paris twice.
Form a sentence using present progressive: "read / she / a book / now."
She is reading a book now.
Form a sentence using simple present: "study / he / every night."
He studies every night.
Form a sentence using simple past: "sell / we / the house / last weekend."
We sold the house last weekend.
Form a sentence using simple future: "travel / we / to France / next summer."
We will travel to France next summer./ We are going to travel to France next summer.
Form a sentence using present perfect: "complete / he / his project / already."
He has already completed his project.