Present Progressive and Present Simple Tenses

What does he like to do?

• He likes to play jump rope.

• He like to play jump rope.

• He is like to play jump rope.

• He likes to playing jump rope.

What do they like to do?

• They are like to play hide-and-seek.

• They likes to play hide-and-seek.

• They like to play hide-and-seek.

• They like to playing hide-and--seek.

What is he doing?

• He jumping.

• He is jumping.

• He is jump.

• He is jumps.

What are they doing?

• They are dancing.

• They are dance.

• They dances.

• They dancing.

What does he like to do?

• He likes swim.

• He likes to swimming.

• He like to swim.

• He likes to swim.

What is he doing?

• He are drawing a flower.

• He drawing a flower.

• He is drawing a flower.

• He is draw a flower.

What does he like to do?

• He likes play on the swing.

• He likes to play on the swing.

• He liking to play on the swing.

• He is like to play on the swing.

What is he doing?

• He play on the slide.

• He playing on the slide

• He is playing on the slide.

• He is play on the slide.

A: What ....?

B: They like to play in the sand pit.

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• ....do he like to do

• .....does she like to do

A: What ... ?

B: She likes to play on the spring rider.

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