SIMPLE PRESENT

He/drive to work every day

• He drives to work every day

• He drived to work every day

• He drive to work every day

• He drove to work every day

I / not / think you're right

• I not think you are right.

• I don't think you're right?.

• I don't think you're right.

• I doesn't think you're right.

(we / have enough time)?

• We have enough time.

• Did we have enough time?

• Does we have enough time?

• Do we have enough time?

(Play) in simple present form is ....

• Plays

• Played

• Playes

• Plais

(I / eat cereal in the morning)

• I eates cereal in the morning

• I eats cereal in the morning.

• I eat cereal in the morning.

• I ate cereal in the morning

(Teach) in the present simple form is...

• Teachees

• Teaches

• Teachs

• Tough

(they / write e-mails every day)?

• Do they writes e-mails every day?

• Does they write e-mails every day?

• Do they write e-mails every day?

• Does they write e-mails every day?

(you / watch a lot of TV)

• You watchs a lot of TV.

• You watches a lot of TV.

• You watch a lot of TV.

• You watchhes a lot of TV.

(he / not / read the newspaper)

• He doesn't read the newspaper.

• He don't read the newspaper.

• He doesn't reads the newspaper.

• He don't reads the newspaper.

(she / dance often)?

• Do she dance often?

• Does she dances often?

• Does she dance often?

• Does she dancs often?