Mastering Present Tense

Form a positive sentence: She (to play) soccer.

• She played soccer.

• She is playing soccer.

• She play soccer.

• She plays soccer.

Create a negative sentence: They (not to like) broccoli.

• They do not like broccoli.

• They are not fond of broccoli.

• They do not enjoy broccoli.

• They like broccoli.

Ask a yes/no question: He (to go) to the party?

• Yes

• I don't think so

• No way

• Maybe later

Transform to a question: She reads books.

• Is she reading books?

• Does she read books?

• Can she read books?

• She does read books?

Form a positive sentence: The dog (to bark) loudly.

• The dog barks loudly.

• The dog barked loudly.

• The dog is barking loudly.

• The dog barks quietly.

Create a negative sentence: I (not to eat) meat.

• I will not eat meat.

• I am not eating meat.

• I do not eat meat.

• I do not eats meat.

Ask a yes/no question: You (to finish) your homework?

• Yes, I forgot about it.

• Maybe, I'm not sure.

• No, I didn't finish it.

• Yes

Transform to a question: They enjoy the movie.

• Is the movie enjoyed by them?

• Do they enjoy the movie?

• They do not enjoy the movie?

• Enjoy the movie, do they?

Form a positive sentence: We (to study) together.

• We studying together.

• We studies together.

• We study together.

• We studied together.

Create a negative sentence: He (not to watch) TV.

• He is not watching TV.

• He does not watches TV.

• He not watch TV.

• He does not watch TV.