Mastering Simple Present and Progressive

She (play) soccer every Saturday.

• She plays soccer every Saturday.

• She played soccer every Saturday.

• She play soccer every Saturday.

• She is playing soccer every Saturday.

They (be) happy today.

• They are happy today.

• They have been happy today.

• They were happy today.

• They will be happy today.

I (read) a book right now.

• I read a book now.

• I was reading a book right now.

• I will read a book right now.

• I am reading a book right now.

He (not like) broccoli.

• likes broccoli

• doesn't enjoy broccoli

• is fond of broccoli

• does not like

We (watch) a movie at the moment.

• We will watch a movie at the moment.

• We are watch a movie at the moment.

• We are watching a movie at the moment.

• We watched a movie at the moment.

The sun (rise) in the east.

• The sun rises in the east.

• The sun rises in the west.

• The sun rise in the north.

• The sun rises at noon.

You (study) for the test this week.

• You studied for the test this week.

• You have studied for the test this week.

• You will study for the test this week.

• You are studying for the test this week.

She (not go) to the gym on Mondays.

• She does not went to the gym on Mondays.

• She is not going to the gym on Mondays.

• She goes to the gym on Mondays.

• She does not go to the gym on Mondays.

They (eat) dinner at 6 PM.

• They eat dinner at 6 PM.

• They had dinner at 7 PM.

• They eat lunch at 6 PM.

• They will eat dinner at 8 PM.

I (write) a letter right now.

• I wrote a letter right now.

• I will write a letter right now.

• I am write a letter right now.

• I am writing a letter right now.