SIMPLE PRESENT
Maria _______ coffee every morning.
(drink)
drinks
Complete the sentence:
Yesterday, I _______ the house.
cleaned
Complete the sentence:
Look! The children ______________ in the park.
(play)
are playing
I __________ dinner at 7:00 last night.
(cook)
was cooking
Maria is working at the library every Monday.
Maria works at the library every Monday.
Which sentence is correct?
A. She work at a hospital.
B. She works at a hospital.
C. She is work at a hospital.
B.
Which sentence is correct?
A. They visited their friends yesterday.
B. They visit their friends yesterday.
C. They are visit their friends yesterday.
A.
Which sentence is correct?
A. She is cooking dinner now.
B. She cooking dinner now.
C. She cooks dinner now.
A.
Which sentence is correct?
A. They were wait for the bus.
B. They was waiting for the bus.
C. They were waiting for the bus.
C.
Yesterday, I go to the supermarket after work.
Yesterday, I went to the supermarket after work.
Change the sentence to a question:
You study English every week.
Do you study English every week?
Change to the negative:
She worked yesterday.
She did not work yesterday. -or-
She didn't work yesterday.
Make the sentence negative:
He is working.
He is not working. - or-
He isn't working.
Complete the sentence:
She ____________ when the phone rang.
(sleep)
was sleeping
Listen! The band play my favorite song.
Listen! The band is playing my favorite song.
Make a sentence using usually and cook.
Possible answer:
I/We/They/You usually cook dinner at home.
He/She cooks dinner at home
Make a sentence using last weekend and visit.
Possible answer:
I visited my sister last weekend.
Make a sentence using right now and study.
Possible answer:
I am studying right now.
Complete the sentence:
I was shopping when ______________.
my phone rang.
I saw my friend.
the store closed.
At 8:00 last night, we watched television.
At 8:00 last ight, we were watching television.
Why do we use the simple present in the following sentence?
John walks to work every day.
It is a regular habit/routine.
Explain why we use the simple past:
I watched a movie last night.
The action happened and was completed in the past.
What is the difference between these 2 sentences?
I work at a library.
I am working at the library right now.
The first describes a regular situation/routine.
The second describes something happening now.
Explain the difference:
I waited for the bus.The first (waited) describes a completed past action.
The second (was waiting) describes an action that was in progress in the past when another event happened.
Every morning, John is drinking coffee, but yesterday he drinked tea.
Every morning, John drinks coffee, but yesterday he drank tea.