Present Simple
We often (play) football.
We often play football.
We (eat) now.
We are eating now.
They (win) football yesterday.
They won football yesterday.
I (train) for basketball yesterday.
I was training for basketball yesterday.
He (climb) that tree.
He has climbed that tree.
I (not drink) coffee regularly.
I don't drink coffee regularly.
He (buy) an apple now.
He is buying an apple now.
They (fight) in the playground yesterday.
They fought in the playground yesterday.
Jack (not eat) last week.
Jack wasn't eating last week.
I (just drink) two cups of coffee.
I've just drunk two cups of coffee.
She (not swim) after school.
She doesn't swim after school.
They (not play) now.
They aren't playing now.
They (take) a test yesterday?
Did they take a test yesterday?
Yesterday at 8 pm I (write) a book.
Yesterday at 8 pm I was writing a book.
We (live) in Cadiz since we were born.
We've lived in Cadiz since we were born.
He (wash) his hands before every meal.
He washes his hands before every meal.
They (hug) now?
Are they hugging now?
Tom and Phillip (not go) to sleep at 9 pm.
Tom and Phillip didn't go to sleep at 10pm.
He (hide) when you saw him?
Was he hiding when you saw him?
Ann (not yet do) her homework.
Ann hasn't yet done her homework.
Kate (not play) computer games when she (arrive) home from school.
Kate doesn't play computer games when she arrives home from school.
You (talk) to me?
No, I (talk) to her.
Are you talking to me?
No, I am talking to her.
They (not be) late for practice.
They weren't late for practice.
What (you do) yesterday at 5 pm?
I (climb) a tree.
What were you doing yesterday at 5 pm?
I was climbing a tree.
You (ever be) to Egypt?
I (not be) yet.
Have you ever been to Egypt?
I haven't been yet.