Present Simple
(The boy/walk to/the grocery store every day to buy bread).
The boy walks to the grocery store every day to buy bread.
(She/sleep/now).
She is sleeping now.
(I/be/hungry).
I was hungry.
(I/watch/TV).
I was watching TV.
(I/talk/on the phone) when (the doorbell/ring).
I was talking on the phone when the doorbell rang.
(My mom/listen to/music while she cooks dinner).
My mom listens to music while she cooks dinner.
(they/leave/now)?
Are they leaving now?
(I/arrive late/to school today).
I arrived late to school today.
(Grace/sleep/at 3 o'clock).
Grace was sleeping at 3 o'clock.
(At the gym/my mom/walk/while I/jog).
At the gym, my mom was walking while I was jogging.
At the gym, my mom walked while I jogged.
(I/not/think/your answer is correct).
I do not think your answer is correct.
(We/cook/dinner for the whole family).
We are cooking dinner for the whole family.
(the children/be/naughty)?
Were the children naughty?
(We/travel/to Missouri at 4pm).
We were traveling to Missouri at 4pm.
(When I/call/my friend/she/watch/a movie).
When I called my friend, she was watching a movie.
(They/write/emails every day)?
Do they write emails every day?
(Where/he/walk/right now)?
Where is he walking right now?
(We/go/to the cinema last night).
We went to the cinema last night.
(you/speak)?
Were you speaking?
(While/I/dance/my brother/laugh).
While I was dancing, my brother was laughing.
(My grandma/catch a cold/every winter).
My grandma catches a cold every winter.
(I/not/meet/my friend today because she is sick).
I am not meeting my friend today because she is sick.
(how/be/the party)?
How was the party?
(He/play/basketball).
He was playing basketball.
(My husband/cook dinner/when/the guests/arrive).
My husband was cooking dinner when the guests arrived.