Present simple/continuous

(you/come) tonight?

• Are you coming tonight?

• Do you come tonight?

• You are coming tonight?

• Come you tonight?

(he/drink) tea every day.

• He is drinking tea every day.

• He drinks tea every day.

• He drink tea every day.

• He's drink tea every day.

She (dance) right now.

• Shae dances now.

• Dancing she is now.

• She dance right now.

• She is dancing right now.

They (play) football every Sunday.

• They play football every Sunday.

• They are playing football every Sunday.

• They plays football every Sunday.

• They playing football every Sunday.

(she/work) at the moment?

• She is working at the moment?

• Does she work at the moment?

• Is she working at the moment?

• Is she work at the moment?

(you/like) coffee?

• Do you like coffee?

• Are you liking coffee?

• Do you liking coffee?

• You liking coffee?

Julie (sleep) now.

• Julie sleeps now.

• Julie is sleeping now.

• Is Julie sleeping now.

• Julie sleep now.

She (not/go) to the cinema very often.

• She does not go to the cinema very often.

• She doesn’t go to the cinema very often.

• She don’t go to the cinema very often.

• She isn't going to the cinema very often.

She (not/like) ice cream.

• She likes ice cream.

• She don’t like ice cream.

• She is not like ice cream.

• She doesn't like ice cream.

Jane (not/work) right now.

• Jane is not working right now.

• Jane doesn’t work right now.

• Jane isn’t working right now.

• Jane does not work right now.