Linda takes care of her sister every day. (present tense)

John is leaving the country now. (present continuous tense)

We lived in the city last year. (simple past tense)

I did not bake cookies yesterday. (simple past tense)

You are teaching me new things at present. (present continuous tense)

She helped the kids of the neighbourhood yesterday. (simple past tense)

Ron did not seem serious two days ago. (simple past tense)

We like tomatoes very much. (present tense)

The boy wants to play. (present tense)

She always hears something strange. (present tense)

The box contains food. (present tense)

Daniel and Liz are happy. (present continuous tense) They do the laundry twice a week. (simple present tense) It rains every day in Seattle. (simple present tense) They are having a party now. (present continuous tense) They do not understand me. (simple present tense) You do not need to worry. (simple present tense) They are not playing soccer at present. (present continuous tense) I just read a book. (simple past tense)

My sister does not like tomatoes. (present tense)

It did not rain last Sunday. (simple past tense)

We water the plants every Monday. (simple present tense)

They did not take out the trash. (simple past tense)

You do not understand the instructions. (simple present tense)

Tegar likes to play basketball. (present tense)

Hany is not baking a cake now. (present continuous tense)

She is reading a book. (present continuous tense)

They did not attend the meeting yesterday. (simple past tense)

My brother forgot to take out the trash on Monday. (simple past tense)