The document provides examples of sentences using the present simple and present continuous tenses in English. It contains two sections: 1. The first section provides 15 sentences and asks the reader to rewrite them according to brackets that specify whether to use the present simple or present continuous form. 2. The second section provides 7 sentences with a word bolded and asks the reader to write a question for the bolded word to form a yes/no question in the present simple or present continuous as appropriate.

1. PRESENT SIMPLE / PRESENT CONTINUOUS
1. Rewrite these sentences according to the brackets.
1. Dan is brushing his teeth now. (every night)
2. We don’t always watch TV at night. (tonight)
3. Is your father working now? (affirmative)
4. He isn’t sleeping. (Present Simple)
5. My brother plays computer games on Saturdays. (now)
6. Are they playing tennis at the moment? (often)
7. The twins aren’t crying. (Interrogative)
8. The twins aren’t crying. (Present Simple)
9. Is the baby drinking its bottle of milk? (Present Simple)
10. Mother doesn’t work on Saturdays. (now)
11. The children don’t play in their bedroom. (Present Continuous)
12. Is Tom sleeping on the sofa? (Present Simple)
13. We don’t study together. (Interrogative)
14. The birds build their nests on trees. (Present Continuous)
15. Is Harry feeding the giraffe? (Present Simple)
2. Write questions for the words in bold.
1. ________________________________________________ ?
My brother studies in the library.
2. ________________________________________________?
Tim is studying English.
3. ________________________________________________?
I drive my brother to school every day
4. ________________________________________________?
No, Irene doesn’t wear a uniform.
5. ________________________________________________?
His parents travel abroad in the winter.
6. ________________________________________________?
The students are taking some pictures to school.
7. ________________________________________________?
Aunt Rachel is coming tonight because we haven’t met for weeks.