SPEAK
PRESENT TENSE: She speaks Spanish today
- She doesn't speak Spanish today
- She doesn't speak Spanish today
PAST TENSE: She spoke Spanish today
- Sho didn't speak Spanish today
- Sho didn't speak Spanish today
PRESENT PROGRESSIVE: She is speaking Spanish now
- She isn't speaking Spanish now
- She isn't speaking Spanish now
PAST PROGRESSIVE: She was speaking Spanish last year
- She wasn't speaking Spanish las year
- She wasn't speaking Spanish las year
BREAK
PRESENT TENSE: They break the window of the school
- They don't break the window of the school
- They don't break the window of the school
PAST TENSE: They broke the window of the school
- They didn't break the window of the school
- They didn't break the window of the school
PRESENT PROGRESSIVE: They are breaking the window of the school
- They aren't breaking the window of the school
- They aren't breaking the window of the school
PAST PROGRESSIVE: They were breaking the window of the school
- They weren't breaking the window of the school
- They weren't breaking the window of the school
CHOOSE
PRESENT TENSE: We choose a movie in the cinema
- We don't choose a movie in the cinema
- We don't choose a movie in the cinema
PAST TENSE: We chose a movie in the cinema
- We didn't choose a movie in the cinema
- We didn't choose a movie in the cinema
PRESENT PROGRESSIVE: We are choosing a movie in the cinema
- We aren't choosing a movie in the cinema
- We aren't choosing a movie in the cinema
PAST PROGRESSIVE: We were choosing movie in the cinema
- We weren't choosing movie in the cinema
- We weren't choosing movie in the cinema
PAST TENSE: He got a prize
- He didn't get a prize
- He didn't get a prize
PRESENT PROGRESSIVE: He is getting a prize
- He isn't getting a prize
- He isn't getting a prize
PAST PROGRESSIVE: He was getting a prize
- He wasn't getting a prize
PRESENT TENSE: She forgets a notebook today
- She doesn't forget a notebook today
PAST TENSE: She forgot a notebook last week
- She didn't forget a notebook today
PRESENT PROGRESSIVE: She is forgetting a notebook now
- She isn't forgetting a notebook now
PAST PROGRESSIVE: She was forgetting a notebook yesterday
- She wasn't forgetting a notebook yesterday
PRESENT TENSE: They freeze the tea today
- They don't freeze the tea today
PAST TENSE: They froze the tea yesterday
- They didn't froze the tea yesterday
PRESENT PROGRESSIVE: They are freezing the tea now
- They aren't freezing the tea now
PAST PROGRESSIVE: They were freezing the tea last year
- They weren't freezing the tea last year
PRESENT TENSE: The bird steals the loop today
- The bird don't steal the loop today
PAST TENSE: The bird stole the loop last week
- The
PRESENT PROGRESSIVE: The bird is stealing the loop now
PAST PROGRESSIVE: The bird was stealing the loop yesterday
PRESENT TENSE: My grandmother weaves today
PAST TENSE: My grandmother wove yesterday
PRESENT PROGRESSIVE: My grandmother is weaving now
PAST PROGRESSIVE: My grandmother was weaving last week
PRESENT TENSE: I writes a book today
- I don't write a book today
PAST TENSE: I wrote a book yesterday
- I write a book yesterday
PRESENT PROGRESSIVE: I am writtig a book now
- I am not wrtting a book now
PAST PROGRESSIVE: I was writting a book last week
- I wasn't writtin a book last year
DRIVE
PRESENT TENSE: We drive a car today
- We don't drive a car today
PAST TENSE: We drove a car last week
- We didn't a car last week
PRESENT PROGRESSIVE: We are driving a car now
- We aren't driving a car now
PAST PROGRESSIVE: We were driving a car yesterday
- We weren't driving a car yesterday
RISE
PRESENT TENSE: I rise to the last floor of the building today
PAST TENSE: I rose to the last floor of the building last week
PRESENT PROGRESSIVE: I am rising to the last floor of the building now
PAST PROGRESSIVE: I was rising to the last floor of the buildind yesterday
ARISE
PRESENT TENSE: He arises at 7 am today
PAST TENSE: He arose at 7am yesterday
PRESENT PROGRESSIVE: He is arising at 7am now
PAST PROGRESSIVE: He was arising at 7am lat week
RIDE
PRESENT TENSE: He rides in the bike today
PAST TENSE: He rode in the bike yesterday
PRESENT PROGRESSIVE: He riding in the bike now
PAST PROGRESSIVE: He was riding in the bike yesterday
STRIVE
PRESENT TENSE: I strive in the school today
PAST TENSE: I strove in the school last week
PRESENT PROGRESSIVE: I am striving in the school now
PAST PROGRESSIVE: I was striving in the school yesterday
THRIVE
PRESENT TENSE: It thrives in the garden today
PAST TENSE: It throve in the garden yesterday
PRESENT PROGRESSIVE: It is thriving in the garden now
PAST PROGRESSIVE: It was thriving in the garden last week
TEAR
PRESENT TENSE: He tears a paper today
PAST TENSE: He tore a paper yesterday
PRESENT PROGRESSIVE: He is tearing a paper now
PAST PROGRESSIVE: He was tearing a paper last week
WEAR
PRESENT TENSE: I wear a jeans today
PAST TENSE: I wore a jeans yesterday
PRESENT PROGRESSIVE: I am wearing a jeans now
PAST PROGRESSIVE: I was wearing a jeans last week
BEGIN
PRESENT TENSE: He begins reading a book today
PAST TENSE: He began a reading book last week
PRESENT PROGRESSIVE: He is begining a book now
PAST PROGRESSIVE: He was begining a book last week
DRINK
PRESENT TENSE: She drinks a coffee today
PAST TENSE: She drank a coffee last week
PRESENT PROGRESSIVE: She is drinking a coffee now
PAST PROGRESSIVE: She was drinking a coffe last year
- He wasn't getting a prize
FORGET
PRESENT TENSE: She forgets a notebook today
- She doesn't forget a notebook today
PAST TENSE: She forgot a notebook last week
- She didn't forget a notebook today
PRESENT PROGRESSIVE: She is forgetting a notebook now
- She isn't forgetting a notebook now
PAST PROGRESSIVE: She was forgetting a notebook yesterday
- She wasn't forgetting a notebook yesterday
FREEZE
PRESENT TENSE: They freeze the tea today
- They don't freeze the tea today
PAST TENSE: They froze the tea yesterday
- They didn't froze the tea yesterday
PRESENT PROGRESSIVE: They are freezing the tea now
- They aren't freezing the tea now
PAST PROGRESSIVE: They were freezing the tea last year
- They weren't freezing the tea last year
STEAL
PRESENT TENSE: The bird steals the loop today
- The bird don't steal the loop today
PAST TENSE: The bird stole the loop last week
- The
PRESENT PROGRESSIVE: The bird is stealing the loop now
PAST PROGRESSIVE: The bird was stealing the loop yesterday
WEAVE
PRESENT TENSE: My grandmother weaves today
PAST TENSE: My grandmother wove yesterday
PRESENT PROGRESSIVE: My grandmother is weaving now
PAST PROGRESSIVE: My grandmother was weaving last week
WRITE
PRESENT TENSE: I writes a book today
- I don't write a book today
PAST TENSE: I wrote a book yesterday
- I write a book yesterday
PRESENT PROGRESSIVE: I am writtig a book now
- I am not wrtting a book now
PAST PROGRESSIVE: I was writting a book last week
- I wasn't writtin a book last year
DRIVE
PRESENT TENSE: We drive a car today
- We don't drive a car today
PAST TENSE: We drove a car last week
- We didn't a car last week
PRESENT PROGRESSIVE: We are driving a car now
- We aren't driving a car now
PAST PROGRESSIVE: We were driving a car yesterday
- We weren't driving a car yesterday
RISE
PRESENT TENSE: I rise to the last floor of the building today
PAST TENSE: I rose to the last floor of the building last week
PRESENT PROGRESSIVE: I am rising to the last floor of the building now
PAST PROGRESSIVE: I was rising to the last floor of the buildind yesterday
ARISE
PRESENT TENSE: He arises at 7 am today
PAST TENSE: He arose at 7am yesterday
PRESENT PROGRESSIVE: He is arising at 7am now
PAST PROGRESSIVE: He was arising at 7am lat week
RIDE
PRESENT TENSE: He rides in the bike today
PAST TENSE: He rode in the bike yesterday
PRESENT PROGRESSIVE: He riding in the bike now
PAST PROGRESSIVE: He was riding in the bike yesterday
STRIVE
PRESENT TENSE: I strive in the school today
PAST TENSE: I strove in the school last week
PRESENT PROGRESSIVE: I am striving in the school now
PAST PROGRESSIVE: I was striving in the school yesterday
THRIVE
PRESENT TENSE: It thrives in the garden today
PAST TENSE: It throve in the garden yesterday
PRESENT PROGRESSIVE: It is thriving in the garden now
PAST PROGRESSIVE: It was thriving in the garden last week
TEAR
PRESENT TENSE: He tears a paper today
PAST TENSE: He tore a paper yesterday
PRESENT PROGRESSIVE: He is tearing a paper now
PAST PROGRESSIVE: He was tearing a paper last week
WEAR
PRESENT TENSE: I wear a jeans today
PAST TENSE: I wore a jeans yesterday
PRESENT PROGRESSIVE: I am wearing a jeans now
PAST PROGRESSIVE: I was wearing a jeans last week
BEGIN
PRESENT TENSE: He begins reading a book today
PAST TENSE: He began a reading book last week
PRESENT PROGRESSIVE: He is begining a book now
PAST PROGRESSIVE: He was begining a book last week
DRINK
PRESENT TENSE: She drinks a coffee today
PAST TENSE: She drank a coffee last week
PRESENT PROGRESSIVE: She is drinking a coffee now
PAST PROGRESSIVE: She was drinking a coffe last year
RUN
PRESENT TENSE: We run the park today
PAST TENSE: We ran the park last year
PRESENT PROGRESSIVE: We are running the park now
PAST PROGRESSIVE: We were running the park last week
SINK
PRESENT TENSE: It sinks into the sea today
PAST TENSE: It sank into the sea in 1912
PRESENT PROGRESSIVE: It is sinking into the sea now
PAST PROGRESSIVE: It was sinking into the sea last year
SWIM
PRESENT TENSE: He swims in the pool today
PAST TENSE: He swam in te pool yesterday
PRESENT PROGRESSIVE: He is swimming in the pool now
PAST PROGRESSIVE: He was swimming in te pool last year
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