Present Simple
Complete with the verb.
My son ______ (go) to kindergarten.
My son goes to kindergarten.
Complete with the verb.
My daughter ______ (study) Music right now.
My daughter is studying Music right now.
Complete with the verb.
My children ______ (go) to a private high school.
My children went to a private school.
Complete with the verb.
My friends _____(visit) Mexico last month.
My friends were visiting Mexico last month.
Complete with the verb.
My dogs _______ (not eat) that food because they don't like it.
My dogs won't eat that food because they don't like it.
Change to negative sentence.
She goes to work at 7 o'clock in the morning.
She doesn't go to work at 7 o'clock in the morning
Change to a negative sentence.
They are talking about you.
They are not talking about you.
Change to a negative sentence.
My boyfriend played guitar in a rock band.
My boyfriend didn't play guitar in a rock band.
Change to a negative sentence.
I was sleeping when you arrived.
I wasn't sleeping when you arrived.
Change to negative sentence.
We will go on vacation in a month.
We won't go on vacation in a month.
Change to interrogative sentence.
I am married.
Am I married?
Change to interrogative sentence.
Juan is working at the supermarket now.
Is Juan working at the supermarket now?
Change to interrogative sentence.
Anna left the party at 1 am.
Change to an interrogative sentence.
She was listening to me.
Was she listening to me?
Change to interrogative sentence.
It will rain tomorrow.
Will it rain tomorrow?
Change to affirmative sentence.
She doesn't like chocolate.
She likes chocolate.
Change to affirmative sentence.
We are not dating.
We are dating.
Change to affirmative sentence.
It didn't work.
It worked.
Change to affirmative.
Tomas wasn't living in the USA when I went.
Tomas was living in the USA when I went.
Change to affirmative.
The exam won't be next week.
The exam will be next week.
Change to interrogative sentence.
You love reading Edgar Allan Poe.
Do you love reading Edgar Allan Poe?
Change to interrogative sentence.
My friend is drinking too much.
Is my friend drinking too much?
I started school in 1995.
Did I start school in 1995?
Change to interrogative sentence.
Children were waiting to go to school.
Were children waiting to go to school?
Change to interrogative sentence.
She will help me.
Will she help me?