Present Simple
What is the correct verb?
"She ___ (eat) pizza every day."
EATS
What is the correct verb?
"She ___ (run) right now."
RUNNING
What is the past form of "eat"?
ATE
What is the correct verb?
"I ___ (watch) TV when the phone rang."
WAS WATCHING
What is the Present Perfect form of "write"?
(has/have written)
Correct this sentence:
"He play soccer on Mondays."
He plays soccer on Mondays.
Change this sentence to Present Continuous:
"He plays video games."
He is playing video games.
Correct this sentence:
"Yesterday, she go to the park."
Yesterday, she WENT to the park.
Change this sentence to Past Continuous:
"She walked to school."
She WAS walking to school
Correct this sentence:
"I never has been to France."
I have never been to France.
What is the negative form of "She likes chocolate"?
She doesn’t like chocolate.
What are you doing right now? Say one sentence using Present Continuous.
What did you do last weekend? Say two things using Past Simple.
EX: I played football and ate pizza.
What were you doing yesterday at 6 PM? Say one sentence using Past Continuous.
EX: I was studying for my exam.
What is something you have done many times in your life?
Make a sentence using Present Perfect.
EX: I have watched this movie five times.
Make a sentence about a HABIT using Present Simple.
Ex: I brush my teeth every morning.
Look at a classmate. Say what they are doing right now.
EX: Madison is looking at the class.
Say one thing you did after school yesterday.
Say one thing you did before bed last night.
Say one thing you have done this week.
I have done my homework.
Say TWO THINGS about a DAILY ROUTINE.
ex: He plays video games and eats lunch at 2:00.
Say two things you are doing today in PC.
Ex: I am learning English and playing games with my friends.
Say two things you did last Christmas.
EX: I visited my grandparents and opened presents.
Complete this sentence:
"Yesterday at 5 PM, I was ____."
Ex: ...reading a book.
Say one thing you have been doing for a long time.
EX: I have been learning English for three years.