Af.: John / study / every day
Homer studies every day.
Neg.: My sister / clean her bedroom / on Sundays.
My sister doesn't clean her bedroom on Sundays.
Int.: your neighbor / listen to music / on weekends
Does your neighbor listen to music on weekends?
Af.: I / read a book / now
I'm reading a book now.
Neg.: we / eat dinner / right now
We're not eating dinner right now. / We aren't eating dinner right now.
Int.: the baby / sleep / at the moment
Is the baby sleeping at the moment?
Af.: she / drink beer / last night
She drank beer last night.
Neg.: they / play soccer / last Sunday
They didn't play soccer last Sunday.
Int.: you / graduate from high school / in 2016
Did you graduate from high school in 2016?
What were you doing yesterday night at 9 PM?
I was .... (verb + ing).
I ____________ (take a shower) when you _____________ (call) earlier this morning.
I was taking a shower when you called earlier this morning.
While Monica _____________ (watch a movie), her boyfriend __________ (arrive).
While Monica was watching a movie, her boyfriend arrived.
I __________ (not sleep) when you __________ (knock on the door).
I wasn't sleeping when you knocked on the door.
The girl ___________ (break her arm) while she ___________ (play soccer).
The girl broke her arm while she was playing soccer.
Af.: I / watch series / tonight
I'll watch series tonight.
Neg.: they / be late / for the meeting tomorrow
They won't be late for the meeting tomorrow.
