Present Simple
I _ in London.
live
It is quarter past eleven. Matthew is _ (swim).
Matthew is swimming.
vacuums / My sister / usually / the floor
My sister usually vacuums the floor.
I _ (must) come with you.
I must come with you.
My best friend´s name is Mia. I´m writing a message to she / her at the moment.
My best friend´s name is Mia. I´m writing a message to her at the moment.
She _ to a secondary school.
goes
It is half past ten. Tanya and I are _ (eat) a sendwich.
Tanya and I are eating a sendwich.
often / I / make my bed / don´t
I don´t often make my bed.
She _ (must) run down the road.
She must run down the road.
My mother loves horses. She / Her always reads books about they / them.
My mother loves horses. She always reads books about them.
They _ (not) Maths adn Science.
don´t like
_ Dan _ (play) a sport?
Is Dan playing a sport?
loads / My grandfather / the dishwasher / normally / after diner
My grandfather normally loads the dishwasher after diner.
You _ (must) close it.
You must close it.
My aut has got three cats. I / Me always play with they / them when I go to her house.
My aut has got three cats. I always play with them them when I go to her house.
_ he _ home?
Does he go home?
What _ Tom and David _ (look for)?
What are Tom and David looking for?
take out / We / the recycling / every day
We take out the recycling every day.
George and his friends _ (must) do something.
George and his friends must do something.
Please, Dad, can you take we / us to the zoo again? There are two new baby bears there and we / us want to see they / them.
Please, Dad, can you take us to the zoo again? There are two new baby bears there and we want to see them.
_ we _ a music?
Do we listen a music?
_ it _ (rain) today? No it _ (not).
Is it raining today? No, it isn´t.
sometimes / goes swimming / Suzane / in the morning
Suzane sometimes goes swimming in the morning.
They _ (must) follow him.
They must follow him.
I don´t undestand this exercise. Can you help I / me, please?
I don´t undestand this exercise. Can you help me, please?