PRESENT SIMPLE
(he / drive to work every day)
He drives to work every day.
(he / walk to school now)
He's walking to school now.
(I/ not / drink/ any beer last night)
I didn't drink any beer last night.
(Julie / sleep at three o'clock)
Julie was sleeping.
(I / not / think you're right)
I don’t think you're right.
(I / study at the moment)
I'm studying at the moment.
(we/ buy/ a new car / last weekend)
We bought a new car last weekend.
(they / eat chocolate at three o'clock)
They were eating chocolate.
(we / have enough time?)
Do we have enough time?
(I / not / sleep)
I'm not sleeping.
(she/ not / write/ to her grandmother)
She didn't write to her grandmother.
(Mrs. Brown / not / walk in the garden when the murder happened)
Mrs. Brown wasn't walking in the garden.
(I / eat cereal in the morning)
I eat cereal in the morning.
(she / not / work in Spain)
She isn't working in Spain.
(I/ work/ in a bank/ for ten years)
I worked in a bank for ten years.
(I / not / listen to music)
I wasn't listening to music.
(they / write e-mails every day?)
Do they write e-mails every day?
(we / play badminton tonight?)
Are we playing badminton tonight?
(where/ you / go on holiday?)
Where did you go on holiday?
(they / drink coffee when you arrived?)
Were they drinking coffee when you arrived?