Right or wrong?
I are going to class today.
Wrong!
I am going to class today.
She's ________ (play) football.
She's playing football.
I ___ (go) to school every day
I go to school every day
I ________ (play) tennis now.
PRESENT CONTINUOUS
I am playing tennis now.
Pronoun + to be
I:
He:
We:
I am
He is
We are
She’s play volleyball right now.
Wrong! She's playing volleyball right now.
I'm _______(sing) in the concert!
I'm singing in the concert!
We ___ (to be) hungry!
We are hungry!
He _______ (work) in Cornellà at the moment.
PRESENT CONTINUOUS
He is working in Cornellà at the moment.
She / to school. / going / is /
She is going to school.
We don’t play chess on Mondays.
Right!
We're ________ (run) in the park.
We're running in the park!
I ________ (not like) chocolate ice cream
I don't like chocolate ice cream
She ____ (go) to the cinema once a month.
PRESENT SIMPLE
She goes to the cinema once a month.
He (not like) apples.
You (like) holidays.
She (like) chocolate.
I (not like) ice cream.
He doesn't like apples.
You like holidays.
She likes chocolate.
I don't like ice cream.
You aren’t watching a movie.
Right!
____ (to be) they _____ (do) their homework?
Are they doing their homework?
______ she ______ (live) in England?
Does she live in England?
___ you _________ (study) every night?
PRESENT SIMPLE
Do you study every night?
Order and correct:
doesn't / homework / my / I / do / .
I don't do my homework.
They're drawing pictures yesterday.
Wrong!
They're drawing pictures today.
___ (to be) he _______ (brush) _____ teeth?
Is he brushing his teeth?
Lucy ______ (wash) her hair twice a month
Lucy washes her hair twice a month
John never _____ (do) his homework.
PRESENT SIMPLE
John never does his homework.
Order and correct:
read / ? / are / book / you / a
Are you reading a book?