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Present tenses

Differing between present simple & continuous (forming)

QuestionAnswer
What ... you ... on Sundays? (do) What do you do on Sundays?
... TV tonight? (watch) Are you watching TV tonight?
I ... computer every day. (use) I don't use computer every day.
When ... he ... home every day? (come) When does he come home?
Be quiet! Our baby ... (sleep) Be quiet! our baby is sleeping.
Where ... they ... this weekend? (go) Where are they going this weekend?
Oh my god. What ... she ... on the radio? (listen) Oh my god. What is she listening on the radio?
... your family ... by plane on holidays? (fly) Does your family fly by plane on holidays?
Why ... you ... plants every day? (water) Why do you water plants every day?
... he ... with your opinion? (agree) Does he agree with your opinion?
I ... to church on Sundays. (not go) I don't go to church on Sundays.
She ... Smart Alec. (not follow) She doesn't follow Smart Alec.
When ... they ... school? (leave) When do they leave school?
Stop it! Why ... you ... with my hands? (shake) Stop it! Why are you shaking with my hands?
My dad ... in a bank. (work) My dad works in a bank.
What ... they ... for? (wait) What are they waiting for?
She ... English very much. (like) She likes English very much
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