Present Simple and Present Continuous

Change the following sentence into a negative form: I eat breakfast every morning.

• I doesn't eat breakfast every morning.

• I never eat breakfast every morning.

• I rarely eat breakfast every morning.

• I do not eat breakfast every morning.

Form a question using the present simple tense: They play football on Sundays.

• When do they play football on Sundays?

• Why do they play football on Sundays?

• What do they play on Sundays?

• Does they play football on Sundays?

Change the following sentence into a negative form: She is reading a book right now.

• She aren't reading a book right now.

• She doesn't read a book right now.

• She isn't currently reading a book right now.

• She is not reading a book right now.

Form a question using the present continuous tense: You are watching TV at the moment.

• Are you watched TV at the moment?

• Are you watching TV tomorrow?

• Are you watching TV at the moment?

• Do you watch TV at the moment?

Change the following sentence into a negative form: We go to the park every weekend.

• We do not go to the park every weekend.

• We seldom go to the park every weekend.

• We rarely go to the park every weekend.

• We never go to the park every weekend.

Form a question using the present simple tense: He likes to swim in the ocean.

• Where is he like to swim?

• When does he like to swim in the ocean?

• Why does he like to swim in the ocean?

• What does he like to do in the ocean?

Change the following sentence into a negative form: They are playing basketball in the gym.

• They never play basketball in the gym.

• They are not playing basketball in the gym.

• They don't play basketball in the gym.

• They don't playing basketball in the gym.

Form a question using the present continuous tense: I am studying for my exam right now.

• What task am I performing at the moment?

• What is my current activity?

• What am I currently engaged in?

• What am I doing right now?

Change the following sentence into a negative form: My mom cooks dinner every evening.

• My mom never cooks dinner every evening.

• My mom rarely cooks dinner every evening.

• My mom does not cook dinner every evening.

• My mom stopped cooking dinner every evening.

Form a question using the present simple tense: We watch movies on Fridays.

• When do we watch movies?

• Are we watch movies on Fridays?

• Why do we watch movies on Fridays?

• What do we watch on Fridays?