Practicing Present Simple, Present Continuous, Present Perfect 04.10.2023

We usually play football after school.

We are playing chess with my brother at the moment.

We have already played a lot games today.

Our mother doesn't work on weekends.

Our mother isn't working now.

Our mother has just returned home from her work.

Do you want to go to the seaside next summer?

Are you going to the seaside next week?

Have you ever been to the seaside?

Does his uncle usually watch TV in the evening?

Is his uncle watching TV in the next room?

Has his uncle watched a new film in the cinema yet

Where do they go every Friday?

Where are they going now?

Where have they gone recently?

They do a lot of house chore every day.

They are washing up their house now.

They have already wshed up their house.

Nellie does athletics three times a week.

Nellie is going athletics at the stadium at the moment.

Nellie has already trained athletics.

Who speaks English well?

Who is speaking English on the phone now?

Who has just spoken English with you?

What does he do in the morning?

What is he doing in the garden at the moment?

What hasn't he done in his garden yet?

Sam doesn't spend a lot of time outside.

Sam isn't spending his money in the shop right now.

Sam hasn't spend all his free time outside recently.

My brother writes letters to our granny ragularly.

My brother is writing a letter to our granny in his room.

My brother has already written a letter to our granny.

They usually read a lot at their English lessons.

They are reading an English book now.

They have already read a lot of English books.

My parents usually have dinner at the restaurant on Saturday.

My parents are having dinner at the restaurant at the moment.

My parent have just had dinner at the restaurant.

Why does your aunt always phone you in the morning?

Why is your aunt phoning you now?

Why has your aunt phones you recently?

They don't often come home from school in time.

They aren't coming home from school at the moment.

They haven't come home from school yet.