Simple Present - Affirmative
he/ like/ soccer
he likes soccer
We/ not play/ soccer/ on Tuesdays
We don't play soccer on Tuesdays.
He/ read/ a book/ now
He's reading a book now.
I/ not do/ my homework/ today
I'm not doing my homework today.
Harry is watch a movie now.
Harry is watching a movie now.
You/ go to school/ every day
You go to school every day
They/ not drink/ beer/ every week
Daniela/ cook/ dinner/ tonight
Daniela is cooking dinner tonight.
They/ not study/ this week
They aren't studying this week.
Nancy and Theodore drinking at the pub.
Nancy and Theodore are drinking at the pub.
He/ eat/ pizza/ once a week
He eats pizza once a week.
The teachers/ not work/ on weekends
The teachers don't work on weekends.
You/ wash/ the dishes/ tomorrow
You are washing the dishes tomorrow.
Terry and Sonya/ not have/ dinner/ now
Terry and Sonya aren't having dinner now.
I not like hip hop.
I don't like hip hop.
Jefferson and David want a new car.
Mr. Morrison/ take/ a shower/ right now
Mr. Morrison is taking a shower right now.
Miss Blossom/ not clean/ the house/ this week
Miss Blossom isn't cleaning the house this week.
She don't have a car.
She doesn't have a car.
My son/ have/ 2 dogs
My son has two dogs.
Robert/ listen/ to music/ in the mornings
Robert listens to music in the mornings.
Her uncle and I/ go/ out for dinner/ next weekend
Her uncle and I are going out for dinner next weekend
Our cousin/ not sleep/ tonight
Our cousin isn't sleeping tonight.
She is having dinner every day.
She has dinner every day.