I GO TO SCHOOL EVERY DAY.

HE WORKS IN A BANK.

I LIKE SUSHI.
I DON’T LIKE SUSHI.

I LIVE IN LA PLATA.
I HAVE A DOG.
I KNOW MY NEIGHBOR.
I KNOW THE WAY TO BS AS.

I UNDERSTAND THE EXERCISE.

I DON’T DO EXERCISE.
I PLAY TENNIS ON MONDAYS.

ALWAYS – USUALLY – OFTEN – SOMETIMES –

NEVER

I USUALLY GO TO THE PARK.

MY SISTER NEVER READS BOOKS.

HE/SHE/IT READS/WORKS/GOES

X/CH/SS/SH → ES
WATCH – WATCHES (IZ)
O → ES
GO – GOES
DO – DOES

I/YOU/WE/THEY DON’T GO/WORK

HE/SHE/IT DOESN’T GO/WORK

DO (AUX.) YOU GO TO UNIVERSITY?

DO (AUX.) YOU DO (HACER) EXERCISE?

DO I/YOU/WE/THEY WORK?
DOES HE/SHE/IT WORK?

DOES YOUR BROTHER WORK?

DOES SHE DO EXERCISE?

I WORK IN A ENGLISH INSTITUTE.

I WORK IN A OFFICE.

I’M WORKING AT HOME THIS WEEK/THIS

MONTH.

HE USUALLY GOES TO SCHOOL BY BUS.

HE’S GOING TO SCHOOL BY TRAIN TODAY/THIS
WEEK.
I’M STUDYING ENGLISH NOW.
MY MOTHER IS COOKING RIGHT NOW/AT THE
MOMENT.
I’M STUDYING FOR AN EXAM TODAY.

I USUALLY WEAR DRESSES.

I’M WEARING BLUE JEANS TODAY.

HE/SHE IS CLEANING THE HOUSE.

WE ARE STUDYING ENGLISH.
THEY ARE GOING TO WORK.
YOU ARE PAYING ATTENTION.

I’M NOT WORKING NOW.

HE ISN’T CLEANING.
WE/THEY AREN’T STUDYING.

ARE YOU STUDYING?

IS SHE COOKING?

WHAT ARE YOU DOING?

WHAT IS SHE DOING?
WHERE IS HE GOING?