Write the correct form of the verb: They usually play football, but today they (a)   (play) basketball.

Write the correct form of the verb: I sometimes go to school by bike, but today I (a)   (go) by bus.

Write the correct form of the verb: He never eats noodles, but today he (a)   (eat) noodles.

Write the correct form of the verb: We usually do homework in the evening, but now we (a)   (do) homework.

Write the correct form of the verb: My mom always cooks dinner, but today my dad (a)   (cook) dinner.

Write the correct form of the verb: Tom usually wears a hat, but today he (a)   (wear) a cap.

Write the correct form of the verb: She sometimes listens to music, but now she (a)   (listen) to music.

Write the correct form of the verb: They never watch TV in the morning, but today they (a)   (watch) TV.

Write the correct form of the verb: I always brush my teeth at night, but now I (a)   (brush) my teeth.

Write the correct form of the verb: He usually reads books, but now he (a)   (play) a game.

Write the correct form of the verb: She never drinks coffee, but today she (a)   (drink) coffee.

Write the correct form of the verb: They always go to bed early, but today they (a)   (go) to bed late.

Write the correct form of the verb: I sometimes clean my room, but now I (a)   (clean) my room.

Write the correct form of the verb: My brother usually rides his bike, but today he (a)   (walk) to school.

Write the correct form of the verb: We never eat pizza, but today we (a)   (eat) pizza.

Write the correct form of the verb: She usually draws pictures, but now she (a)   (write) a story.

Write the correct form of the verb: They sometimes sing songs, but now they (a)   (dance) in the classroom.

Write the correct form of the verb: He always helps his mom, but today he (a)   (help) his dad.

Write the correct form of the verb: I usually do my homework after dinner, but now I (a)   (do) my homework.

Write the correct form of the verb: She always (a)   (drink) milk, but now she is drinking water.

Write the correct form of the verb: They usually (a)   (play) football, but today they are playing basketball.

Write the correct form of the verb: I sometimes (a)   (go) to school by bike, but today I am going by bus.

Write the correct form of the verb: He never (a)   (eat) noodles, but today he is eating noodles.

Write the correct form of the verb: We usually (a)   (do) homework in the evening, but now we are doing homework.

Write the correct form of the verb: My mom always (a)   (cook) dinner, but today my dad is cooking dinner.

Write the correct form of the verb: Tom usually (a)   (wear) a hat, but today he is wearing a cap.

Write the correct form of the verb: She sometimes (a)   (listen) to music, but now she is listening to music.

Write the correct form of the verb: They never (a)   (watch) TV in the morning, but today they are watching TV.

Write the correct form of the verb: I always (a)   (brush) my teeth at night, but now I am brushing my teeth.

Write the correct form of the verb: He usually (a)   (read) books, but now he is playing a game.

Write the correct form of the verb: She never (a)   (drink) coffee, but today she is drinking coffee.

Write the correct form of the verb: They always (a)   (go) to bed early, but today they are going to bed late.

Write the correct form of the verb: I sometimes (a)   (clean) my room, but now I am cleaning my room.

Write the correct form of the verb: My brother usually (a)   (ride) his bike, but today he is walking to school.

Write the correct form of the verb: We never (a)   (eat) pizza, but today we are eating pizza.

Write the correct form of the verb: She usually (a)   (draw) pictures, but now she is writing a story.

Write the correct form of the verb: They sometimes (a)   (sing) songs, but now they are dancing in the classroom.

Write the correct form of the verb: He always (a)   (help) his mom, but today he is helping his dad.

Write the correct form of the verb: I usually (a)   (do) my homework after dinner, but now I am doing my homework.