I work in Europe
They live in China
We like orange juice
You come late everyday

He likes fried banana
She loves her job
My dog drinks milk everyday

NEGATIVES

I don’t live here
They don’t like banana
We don’t invite Clive
You don’t want to have much money

He doesn’t come here everyday
She doesn’t stay here
My mother doesn’t cook every morning
My dog doesn’t eat meat

INTERROGATIVES

Do you live here?
Do they play football everyday?
Do we need much money?

Does he live here?
Does she come everyday?
Does your mother cook every morning?
Does your father work here?

What do you do everyday?
Where do they go every morning?
What do we talk about?

What does he do here?
Where does she live?
What time does your father work everyday?

I have been living here for five years
We have been learning English for three years
They have been waiting for us since last week
You have been trying to contact them since yesterday

He has been watching television for two hours
She has been sleeping for half an hour
Father has been working in the garden since ten days ago
My dog has been drinking milk since last year

NEGATIVES

I haven’t been learning English for a long time
They haven’t been playing football since yesterday

He hasn’t been sleeping for the last two hours
My mother hasn’t been cooking since this morning

INTERROGATIVES

Have you been working here since long time?
Have they been waiting for us since this morning?

Has he been drinking for years?
Has father been working since last week?

What have you been doing for the last three hours?
What has father been reading since this morning?

I have sent the letter
We have cleaned our house
The have come
You have made a good decision

He has opened the door
She has contacted me
Rita has received the money
My father has called him
It has caused some problems

NEGATIVES

I haven’t read the book (yet)
They haven’t counted the money
We haven’t visited the museum (yet)
You haven’t paid the bill (yet)

He hasn’t known the him
She hasn’t renovated her house (yet)
Sinta hasn’t invited me
John hasn’t told me about his problem

INTERROGATIVES

Have you received the money (yet)?
Have they come?
Have we counted the money?

Has he completed the form?
Has she closed her account?
Has mother cooked for today?
Has Iwan transferred the money?

What have you done?
What has he given you?

I am learning English now.
I am eating rice now.
I am waiting for you.

You are reading my book.
They are sleeping now.
We are watching television now.

He is standing there.
She is cooking in the kitchen.
My dog is sleeping on the floor.

NEGATIVES

I am not reading my book.
I’m not waiting for someone.
I’m not working now.

You are not dreaming.
They aren’t doing their homework.
We aren’t studying English now.

He is not sitting there.
She isn’t cooking now.
My cat isn’t eating fish.

INTEEROGATIVES

Are you waiting for me?
Are they playing football?
Are we dreaming?

Is he reading a book?
Is he walking on the street?
Is my cat sleeping?