Jason … (not/come) with us tonight.
Jason isn’t coming with us tonight.
What … (you/do) in your free time?
What do you do in your free time?
We … (usually/ meet) in the library at three o’clock.
We usually meet in the library at three o’clock.
Greg … (learn) to play chess today.
Greg is learning to play chess today.
… (Mary/ speak) French well?
Does Mary speak French well?
I … (not/often/go) skiing.
I don’t often go skiing.
It … (rain) at the moment.
It’s raining at the moment
You … (always/ lose) your keys!
You’re always losing your keys!
My father … (play) chess every afternoon.
My father plays chess every afternoon.
Alice isn’t/ doesn’t like playing backgammon.
Alice doesn’t like playing backgammon.
Do/Are you doing your homework?
Are you doing your homework?
We usually eat/eating out on Sunday.
We usually eat out on Sunday.
Do/Are they playing chess now?
Are they playing chess now?
My friend and I play/playing scrabble on Wednesday afternoons.
My friend and I play scrabble on Wednesday afternoons.
I don’t/isn’t like jigsaw puzzles.
I don’t like jigsaw puzzles.
