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(she/ run) home now

• she is running home now. 

• She running home now.

• She is runing home now.

• She is running home now. 

(I/ read) a long book. 

• I reading a long book. 

• I am reading a long book.

• I are reading a long book.

• I am readding a long book.

(she/ not/ wash) her face.

• Is she not washing her face.

• She is washing her face.

• She isn't washing her face.

• She isn't washhing her face. 

(the girl/ crying)?

• Are the girl crying?

• Is the girl crying?

• is the girl crying?

• Is the girl cryying?

(my brother/ not/ do ) his HW.

• My brother doesn't do his homework. 

• My brother are not doing his homework.

• My brother isn't do his homework. 

• My brother isn't doing his homework. 

(we/ drive) to Tel Aviv?

• Is we driving to Tel Aviv?

• Are we driving to Tel Aviv?

• Are we drive to Tel Aviv?

• Are we driveing to Tel Aviv?

(what/ they/ do) now?

• Are they doing now?

• They are doing now.

• Do they are doing now?

• What are they doing now? 

(why/ you/ run/not)?

• Aren't you runing?

• Aren't you running?

• Why aren't you running?

• Why are you running? 

(the boys/ not/ fix the car)

• The boys don't fix the car.

• the boys aren't fixing the car.

• The boys aren't fixxing the car.

• The boys aren't fixing the car. 

Is she listening to me?

• Yes, she does.

• No she doesn't.

• Yes, she are.

• Yes, she is.