Present simple
Make it negative: "Tom and Sue play basketball on weekends."
Tom and Sue don't play basketball on weekends.
Shh! The teacher ___ (write) on the board.
is writing
Does he plays football?
Does he play football?
Spell the -ing form of:
open
opening
Fix: "He doesn't likes swimming, he prefer running."
He doesn't like swimming; he prefers running.
My dad ______(fix) cars for a living.
fixes
Hurry up! We ___ (wait) for you.
are waiting
I'm not believing your story.
I don't believe your story.
Spell the -ing form of:
swim
swimming
Complete: "Why ___ you ___ (laugh)? It isn't funny."
are – laughing
A good friend always ___ (listen) to you.
listens
It's late. ___ you still ___ (watch) that film?
are — watching
He is loving his new bike.
He loves his new bike.
Spell the -ing form of:
lie
lying
Fix: "Do you cooking dinner tonight?"
She _____(have) two brothers and a sister.
has
I can talk now. I ___ (not / do) my homework.
'm not doing
I am knowing the answer.
I know the answer
Spell the -ing form of:
lay
laying
Fix. "She is needing help."
She needs help.
"___ (be) your sister a doctor? — No, she ___."
Is — 's not / isn't
Order the next sentence:
it / to / what / do / about / are / they / going / ?
What are they going to do about it?
Are you wanting a drink?
Do you want a drink?
Spell the -ing form of:
begin
beginning
Complete: "The soup ____ (taste) delicious."
tastes