She ___ to school every day. (go), goes, gone, go, going, They ___ football on Sundays. (play), plays, playing, played, play, He ___ coffee in the morning. (drink), drank, drinks, drink, drinking, We ___ English at school. (study), studying, studies, study, studied, My mother ___ dinner at 6 p.m. (cook), cooks, cook, cooking, cooked, I ___ my teeth twice a day. (brush), brushes, brushing, brushed, brush, Tom ___ his room every weekend. (clean), cleaning, cleaned, cleans, clean, The dog ___ in the garden. (sleep), sleep, sleeps, sleeping, slept, You ___ very fast. (run), ran, run, running, runs, Anna ___ TV after school. (watch), watch, watched, watches, watching, My friends ___ in London. (live), lived, lives, living, live, Peter ___ the bus to work. (take), takes, taking, take, took, We ___ lunch at noon. (have), had, having, have, has, Sarah ___ her homework every evening. (do), does, did, do, doing, The baby ___ a lot. (cry), cry, cried, crying, cries, I ___ to music on the bus. (listen), listens, listen, listened, listening, Jane ___ her grandmother on Fridays. (visit), visit, visits, visiting, visited, They ___ early on Mondays. (finish), finishing, finishes, finished, finish, My father ___ in a hospital. (work), working, work, works, worked, The train ___ at 8 o'clock. (arrive), arrives, arriving, arrived, arrive, Cats ___ milk. (like), liking, liked, like, likes, Emma ___ emails at work. (write), write, writing, wrote, writes, We ___ our grandparents every month. (see), see, seeing, sees, saw, He ___ his bike to school. (ride), rode, rides, ride, riding, The teacher ___ the lesson clearly. (explain), explaining, explain, explained, explains, I ___ up at 7 a.m. (get), get, got, getting, gets, Lucy ___ her cat every morning. (feed), feeding, fed, feeds, feed, They ___ in the sea in summer. (swim), swam, swim, swims, swimming, Mark ___ his car on Saturdays. (wash), washing, washed, wash, washes, We ___ breakfast together. (eat), eating, eats, eat, ate, She ___ the piano every evening. (play), play, played, playing, plays, They ___ to the gym after work. (go), goes, go, going, went, He ___ his face every morning. (wash), washed, wash, washes, washing, We ___ dinner at home. (make), make, making, made, makes, My sister ___ books before bed. (read), reading, reads, reader, read, I ___ my keys in my bag. (keep), keep, keeps, kept, keeping, The boys ___ basketball at school. (play), played, playing, plays, play, Maria ___ her hair carefully. (brush), brushing, brush, brushes, brushed, You ___ very neatly. (write), wrote, writing, writes, write, The sun ___ in the east. (rise), rise, rose, rises, rising, Our teacher ___ us interesting stories. (tell), tells, told, tell, telling, I ___ my grandparents on weekends. (call), calls, call, calling, called, The bird ___ in the tree. (sing), singing, sing, sings, sang, We ___ our classroom every afternoon. (tidy), tidied, tidy, tidying, tidies, David ___ his shoes by the door. (leave), left, leaving, leave, leaves, The children ___ pictures in art class. (draw), draw, draws, drawing, drew, My aunt ___ in a bank. (work), work, working, works, worked, I ___ water with every meal. (drink), drinks, drink, drank, drinking, James ___ his dog after school. (walk), walked, walking, walk, walks, They ___ their bikes in the park. (ride), ride, riding, rides, rode, My brother ___ his bed every morning. (make), make, making, made, makes, We ___ apples from the tree. (pick), picked, picks, pick, picking, The bus driver ___ very carefully. (drive), drives, drive, driving, drove, I ___ my lunch to school. (carry), carried, carry, carrying, carries, Nina ___ her window on hot days. (open), opens, opened, open, opening, The students ___ questions in class. (ask), asking, asks, ask, asked, Grandpa ___ the newspaper every morning. (read), read, reads, reader, reading, You ___ your bag on the chair. (put), putted, puts, putting, put, The girl ___ her name on the paper. (write), writing, write, writes, wrote, We ___ the windows in spring. (clean), cleaned, clean, cleans, cleaning
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