In or At
I am (in/at) home.
I am at home.
I (walk) to the store.
I am walking to the store.
Every day / walk / he / a / dog
Every day he walks a dog.
Why did you go to the store? (buy food)
I went to the store to buy food.
You like apples.
Do you like apples?
I am waiting (in/at) my car.
I am waiting in my car.
He (no/sleep).
He is not sleeping.
To school / go / we / every day
We go to school every day.
Why did you go to UB? (training)
I went to UB for training.
You passed the test.
Did you pass the test?
Are you (in/at) work?
Are you at work?
Yesterday they (playing) in the park.
Yesterday they were playing in the park.
Yesterday you (see) a volunteer.
Yesterday you saw a volunteer.
I washed the dishes for Robert.
He speaks English.
Does he speak English?
Please write this in your notebooks.
Tomorrow we (drive) all day.
Tomorrow we will be driving all day.
Tomorrow you (drive) to UB.
Tomorrow you will drive to UB.
Why did you want to speak to me? (Tell you happy new year)
To tell you happy new year?
He is studying at school.
Is he studying at school?
Will I see you (?) the party?
Will I see you at the party?
You / exercise / right now / ?
Are you exercising right now?
I (fly) to Korea for the holiday.
I flew to Korea for the holiday.
Who did you buy that gift for? (my wife)
For my wife.
I am doing well.
Am I doing well?