Every morning, Jason _____ his teeth. (to brush), Every morning, Jason brushes his teeth., Jenny usually _____ to work, but today she _____. (to walk / to cycle), Jenny usually walks to work, but today she is cycling., Shhh! I _____ to music. (to listen), Shhh! I am listening to music., I'll meet you later. I _____ homework right now. (to do), I'll meet you later. I am doing homework right now., Oh no, it _____! (to rain), Oh no, it is raining!, Have you met my sister? She _____ near you. (to live), Have you met my sister? She lives near you., John _____ dinner right now. (to eat), John is eating dinner right now., I _____ football in the park now. You should join in. (to play), I am playing football in the park now. You should join in., He _____ so funny! (to be), He is so funny!, Rick hardly ever _____ housework. (to do), Rick hardly ever does housework., Do you _____ rice every day? (to eat), Do you eat rice every day?, Laura usually _____ early for class. (to arrive), Laura usually arrives early for class., We often _____ to the cinema. (to go), We often go to the cinema., Tom never _____ comics. (to read), Tom never reads comics., Be quiet! Tim _____! (to sing), Be quiet! Tim is singing!, She _____ so smart! (to be), She is so smart!, My dad sometimes _____ when my mom _____ dinner. (to help / to cook), My dad sometimes helps when my mom is cooking dinner., Every weekend, I _____ my bedroom. (to clean), Every weekend, I clean my bedroom., I'll do it later. I _____ lunch at the moment. (to have), I'll do it later. I am having lunch at the moment., Squirrels _____ nuts. (to eat), Squirrels eat nuts., Do you _____ French or German? (to speak), Do you speak French or German?, I _____ that you should take a vacation. (to think), I think that you should take a vacation., My puppy always _____ on my bed. (to jump), My puppy always jumps on my bed., I _____ a party now. You should come over! (to have), I am having a party now. You should come over!, He _____ any sisters. (not / to have), He doesn't have any sisters., Rob _____ on Sundays. (not / to work), Rob doesn't work on Sundays., We _____ to school today. (not / to walk), We aren't walking to school today., Steve _____ big blue eyes. (to have), Steve has big blue eyes., I _____ new English words every evening. (to learn), I learn new English words every evening.

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