Mastering Present Simple

He (to play) soccer every Saturday.

• He plays soccer every Saturday.

• He will play soccer every Saturday.

• He is playing soccer every Saturday.

• He played soccer every Saturday.

They (to go) to school by bus.

• They went to school by bus.

• They are going to school by bus.

• They go to school by bus.

• They will go to school by bus.

What time (she/to wake up) in the morning?

• What time does she wake up this morning?

• What time does she wake up in the morning?

• What time did she wake up in the morning?

• What time she wakes up in the morning?

I (to like) chocolate ice cream.

• I like chocolate ice creams.

• I likes chocolate ice cream.

• I liking chocolate ice cream.

• I like chocolate ice cream.

Do you (to have) a pet?

• Do you have a pet?

• Do you has a pet?

• Have you a pet?

• Do you pet have?

She (to read) a book every night.

• She will read a book every night.

• She read a book every night.

• She reads a book every night.

• She reading a book every night.

Where (they/to live)?

• They lived in the past.

• They will live in the future.

• They are living in a house.

• They live in a place.

He (to study) English at school.

• He studied English at school.

• He will study English at school.

• He is studying English at school.

• He has studied English at school.

Does she (to play) the piano?

• Does she play the piano?

• Does she playing the piano?

• Does she plays the piano?

• Does she played the piano?

We (to watch) movies on weekends.

• We watched movies on weekends.

• We watch movies on weekends.

• We are watching movies on weekends.

• We will watch movies on weekends.