Present Simple: 1. She goes to Mike every day. 2. Tourists in London want to see Big Ben. 3. He usually gets up at 7o'clock. Present Continuous: 1. She is playing tennis now. 2. It is raining outside. 3. They are playing computer games now. Present Perfect: 1. I have been to America. 2. They have already finished. 3. He has been late again. Present Perfect Continuous: 1. He has been reading the book for three hours. 2. I have been waiting for him for several hours. 3. She has been working on the project since morning.
Well, society think that we sould split household chores. They say that You are a child full of energy and you have time for it, that parents have to work they have no time and energy for it. But i think that thats wrong. In my opinion elders have to do it on their own. The main priority of a child is studing. We go to school then on coming home we do our homework, so there isnt much time left. You can help them of course if you wish. But it is their duty to care about you and create good conditions for your living. Sometimes it can even seem that people have children only because they are too lazy to do household chores.
1. She goes to Mike every day.
2. Tourists in London want to see Big Ben.
3. He usually gets up at 7o'clock.
Present Continuous:
1. She is playing tennis now.
2. It is raining outside.
3. They are playing computer games now.
Present Perfect:
1. I have been to America.
2. They have already finished.
3. He has been late again.
Present Perfect Continuous:
1. He has been reading the book for three hours.
2. I have been waiting for him for several hours.
3. She has been working on the project since morning.