1)
Present Simple
They listen to music (affirmative)
They don't listen to music (negative)
Present Continuous
They are listening to music (affirmative)
They aren't listening to music (negative)
2)
We eat dinner at home (affirmative)
We don't eat dinner at home (negative)
We are eating dinner at home (affirmative)
We aren't eating dinner at home (negative)
3)
She plays tennis in the park (affirmative)
She doesn't play tennis in the park (negative)
She is playing tennis in the park (affirmative)
She isn't playing tennis in the park (negative)
4)
We study snakes at school (affirmative)
We don't study snakes at school (negative)
We are studying snakes at school (affirmative)
We aren't studying snakes at school (negative)
5)
You write an email in English (affirmative)
You don't write an email in English (negative)
You are writing an email in English (affirmative)
You aren't writing an email in English (negative)
6)
They visit some friends (affirmative)
They don't visit some friends (negative)
They are visiting some friends (affirmative)
They aren't visiting some friends (negative)
7)
He looks at the teacher (affirmative)
He doesn' look at the teacher (negative)
He is looking at the teacher (affirmative)
He isn't looking at the teacher (negative)
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1)
Present Simple
They listen to music (affirmative)
They don't listen to music (negative)
Present Continuous
They are listening to music (affirmative)
They aren't listening to music (negative)
2)
Present Simple
We eat dinner at home (affirmative)
We don't eat dinner at home (negative)
Present Continuous
We are eating dinner at home (affirmative)
We aren't eating dinner at home (negative)
3)
Present Simple
She plays tennis in the park (affirmative)
She doesn't play tennis in the park (negative)
Present Continuous
She is playing tennis in the park (affirmative)
She isn't playing tennis in the park (negative)
4)
Present Simple
We study snakes at school (affirmative)
We don't study snakes at school (negative)
Present Continuous
We are studying snakes at school (affirmative)
We aren't studying snakes at school (negative)
5)
Present Simple
You write an email in English (affirmative)
You don't write an email in English (negative)
Present Continuous
You are writing an email in English (affirmative)
You aren't writing an email in English (negative)
6)
Present Simple
They visit some friends (affirmative)
They don't visit some friends (negative)
Present Continuous
They are visiting some friends (affirmative)
They aren't visiting some friends (negative)
7)
Present Simple
He looks at the teacher (affirmative)
He doesn' look at the teacher (negative)
Present Continuous
He is looking at the teacher (affirmative)
He isn't looking at the teacher (negative)