Present Simple
Form the negative: "She _____ (like) coffee."
doesn't like
Complete: "Right now, I _____ (study) English."
Am studying
Which is correct? "I am knowing" or "I know"?
What is "I know"?
Complete: "I _____ (watch) TV when she called."
What is "was watching"?
Complete: "I _____ (go) to the party, but I got sick."
What is "was going to go"?
Make a question: "They work on Saturdays."
"Do they work on Saturdays?"
Make a negative: "They are watching TV."
What is "They aren't watching TV" or "They're not watching TV"?
True or False: "I'm loving this song" is always incorrect.
What is "False"? (It's used informally to express a temporary strong feeling.)
Complete: "While they _____ (play) soccer, it started to rain."
What is "were playing"?
Make a sentence: Use "was going to" about a canceled trip.
(Example) What is "I was going to visit my family, but my flight was canceled"?
: Complete with the correct form: "He _____ (go) to the gym every Monday."
goes
Form a question: "She is reading a book."
What is "Is she reading a book?"
Complete: "She _____ (think) about moving to a new city these days."
What is "is thinking"?
Which action was in progress? "He was reading when the phone rang."
What is "reading"?
Complete: "They _____ (buy) a house, but it was too expensive."
What is "were going to buy"?
Correct the error: "Does she likes pizza?"
: What is "Does she like pizza?"
Complete: "We _____ (not/work) today."
What is "are not working" or "aren't working"?
Which is correct? "He is having a car" or "He has a car"?
What is "He has a car"?
Complete both verbs: "She _____ (cook) dinner when I _____ (arrive)."
What is "was cooking" and "arrived"?
Make a sentence: Use "was going to" about a canceled trip.
(Example) What is "I was going to visit my family, but my flight was canceled"??
Form a negative question: "You speak French."
What is "Don't you speak French?"
Correct the error: "He not is listening to music."
What is "He is not listening to music" or "He isn't listening to music"?
Explain when we can use "I'm having" correctly.
What is "when 'have' means 'experience' or 'eat/drink,' like 'I'm having lunch' or 'I'm having a great time'"?
Correct the error: "I was see him while I walked to work."
What is "I saw him while I was walking to work"?
Complete: "She _____ (tell) him the truth, but she changed her mind."
What is "was going to tell"?