Exercise 1: Simple Present Tense
1. *She* walks (Subject) to school every day.
2. *I* don’t (Subject) like spinach.
3. In winter, *it* gets (Subject) really cold.
4. John and Mara *play* (Verb) chess regularly.
5. *Cats* hate (Subject) water.
6. *He* never sleeps (Subject) without his teddy bear.
7. James *works* (Verb) in a multinational company.
8. *They* usually go (Subject) to the gym in the evenings.
9. Karen *speaks* (Verb) six languages.
10. *You* are (Subject) the only person I can rely on.
11. *He* cooks (Subject) dinner every night.
12. On Mondays, *she* trains (Subject) aerobics.
13. In this city, *it* rains (Subject) almost every day.
14. *We* live (Subject) near the beach.
15. Bill and Ted *are* (Verb) great musicians.
Exercise 2: Present Perfect Progressive Tense
1. *She* has been waiting (Subject) for you for two hours.
2. *I* have been reading (Subject) this book since morning.
3. *Susan* has been baking (Subject) since noon.
4. They *have been living* (Verb) in London for three years.
5. *We* have been driving (Subject) since midnight.
6. That dog *has been barking* (Verb) all night long.
7. *He* has been studying (Subject) for the exam for two weeks.
8. Janet *has been painting* (Verb) her bedroom for the past two days.
9. *They* have been shopping (Subject) since morning.
10. *We* have been cleaning (Subject) the house since early morning.
11. The baby *has been crying* (Verb) for hours.
12. *I* have been working (Subject) on this project for three months.
13. You *have been sitting* (Verb) there the whole day.
14. *She* has been running (Subject) her own business for five years.
15. *They* have been arguing (Subject) for the past hour.
