Present Simple and Present Progressive

How often do you wash the car?

How often do the car you wash?

How do you often wash the car?

How often do you the car wash?

I am wearing a shirt and a skirt.

I is wearing a shirt and a skirt.

I are wearing a shirt and a skirt.

I wearing a shirt and a skirt.

He's wearing a tracksuit.

We never do the ironing.

Is he cooking now?

Are you drawing now?

He likes cooking very much.

My sister never does the washing up.

I'm hoovering at the moment.

My brother hates ironing.

The Present Progressive

The Present Simple

I'm usually go to the skatepark after school.

He's wanting to buy new jeans.

Rita is wearing a new dress.

The Present Simple

The Present Progressive

Sam is usually tired after work.

Mary never is tired after work.

Dan usually is tired after work.

Susan is tired after work usually.

usually, never, now

sometimes, often, usually

at the moment, often, never

always, sometimes, now

at the moment, now, these days

these days, usually, never

today, sometimes, often

now, always, sometimes

My friend is reading a book at the moment.

My brother is cooking always.

My cousin are hoovering now.

My mother am wearing a skirt.

We are playing football. We are playing football every day.

We are playing football. We play football every day.