SPEAK

PRESENT:
she speaks English today
PAST:
they spoke french yesterday
PRESENT PROGRESIVE:
You are speaking japanese last now
PAST PROGRESIVE :

He was speaking chinese last week

BREAK 

PRESENT:
She breaks the vase today
PAST:
they broke the vase yesterday

PRESENT PROGRESIVE:

You are breaking the vase last now

PAST PROGRESIVE:

He was breaking the vase last week

CHOOSE 

PRESENT:

She chooses her hairstyle today

PAST:

They chose her hairtyle yesterday 

PRESENT PROGRESIVO:

You are choosing her haityle last now
PAST PROGRESIVE:
He was choosing her haityle last week

                                      GET

PRESENT:
She gets good grades today
PAST:
They got good grades yesterday
PRESENT PROGRESIVE:
you are geting good grades last now
PAST PROGRESIVE:
He was goting good grades last week

FORGET

PRESENT:

she forgets his English notebook today

PAST:

they forgot to go to the hospital yesterday
PRESENT PROGRESIVE:
you are forgeting his English notebook last now
PAST PROGRESIVE:
He was forgoting to go to the hospital last week

FREEZE 

PRESENT:

maria this ice cream freezes today

PAST:
they froze   ice cream yesterday 

PRESENT PROGRESSIVE:
you are freezing ice cream last now
PAST PROGRESSIVE:

He was freezing ice cream last week    

STEAL 

PRESENT:

She him is steals
 a kiss to he today 

PAST:
They stole the Bank yesterday
PRESENT PROGRESSIVE:
your are stealing the Apple last now
PAST PROGRESSIVE:
He was stealing jewels last week

WEAVE 

PRESENT:
she weaves the sac today
PAST:
They wove a coat yesterday
PRESENT PROGRESSIVE:
You weaving a blanket last now
PAST PROGRESSIVE:
he was weaving a sac last week

TREAD 

AFFIRMATIVE:

she treads the bug today 

PAST:

they trod books yesterday 

PRESENT PROGRESSIVE:

You are treading on the lunchbox last now

PAST PROGRESSIVE:

He was teading the bug last week

WRITE

PRESENT:

She writes a letter today 

PAST:

He wrote a poem yesterday 

PRESENT PROGRESSIVE:

you are writing exercises last now
PAST PROGRESSIVE:
He was writing poem last week 

DRIVE

PRESENT:
She drives the car today
PAST:

They Drove bicycles yesterday
PRESENT PROGRESSIVE:
you are driveling your car last now
PAST PROGRESSIVE:
He was driveling your car 

Rise 

PRESENT:
she rise the children to the boat today
PAST:
they rose into the car yesterday
PRESENT PROGRESSIVE:
you are raising on the swin last now
PAST PROGRESSIVE:
he was rasing on the swin last week

ARISE

PRESENT:

Many problems arise with this client

PAST:

They  arose problems with friends

PRESENT PROGRESSIVE:

your problem are arising from a misunderstanding

PAST PROGRSSIVE:

He was arising problems in the school

RIDE 

PRESENT:

She rides by your house today

PAST:
They rode through the pool
PRESENT PROGRESSIVE:
you are riding in the bicycles
PAST PROGRESSIVE:
he was riding they would go to school

READ

  PRESENT

I  read through the newspaper each thursday

PAST

he  read through the newspaper each yesterday

PRESENT PROGRESSIVE

we are  reading through the newspaper each now

PAST PROGRESIVE

it was  reading through the newspaper each last month

ALWAYS

PRESENT

problems always arise during such protests for human rights

PAST

 problems always arose during such protests for human rights

PRESENT PROGRESSIVE

  problems are always  arising during such protests for human rights

PAST PROGRESSIVE

 problems  were always arising during such protests for human rights

STRIDE

PRESENT

we  stride all day along the valle looking for a river

PAST

he  strode all day along the valle looking for a river

PRESENT PROGRESSIVE

we are  striding all day along the valle looking for a river

PAST PROGRESSIVE 

it was  striding all day along the valle looking for a river

THRIVE

 PRESENT

restaurants thrive in this trendy neighborhood

PAST

restaurants throve in this trendy neighborhood

 PRESENT PROGRESSIVE

restaurants are thriving in this trendy neighbood

PAST PROGRESSIVE

 restaurants were thriving in this trendy neighbood

TEAR

PRESENT

after reading a letter henry usually tears it into pieces

PAST

 after reading a letter henry usually toer it into pieces

PRESENT PROGRESIVE 

 after reading a letter henry usually tearing it into pieces

PAST PROGRESSIVE 

 after reading a letter henry usually tearing it into pieces

WEAR

PRESENT

 because of my running I wear out my shoes quickly

PAST

 because of my running I wore out my shoes quickly

PRESENT PROGRESSIVE

 because of my running I wearing out my shoes quickly

PAST PROGRESSIVE

 because of my running I wearing out my shoes quickly

BEGIN

PRESENTI begin making dinner as soon as I get home from work
PASThe began making dinner as soon as I get home from work
PRESENT PROGRESSIVEwe are begining making dinner as soon as I get home from work
PAST PROGRESSIVEit was begining making dinner as son as I get home from work

DRINK

PRESENT:

they drink coffee today

PAST:

you drank coffee yesterday

PRESENT PROGRESSIVE

I am drinking coffee today now

PAST PROGRESSIVE 

he was drinking coffee today

RIN

PRESENT
the  ring is very  nice
PAST
you rang is very nice
PRESENT PROGRESIVE:
I am ringing is very nice now
PAST PROGRESIVE
he was ringing is very nice

SING

PRESENT:

the sing is dirty

PAST

you sang is dirty

PRESENT PROGRESSIVE

I am singing is dirty

PAST PROGRESSIVE 

he was singing is dirty

SPRING

PRESENT:

The flower springs in the morning

PAST

 the flower sprang in the yesterday

PRESENT PROGRESSIVE: 

the flower is  springing in the  now

PAST PROGRESSIVE:

the  was flower is  springing  in the week

SWIM

PRESENT:

he swims today

PAST:

they swam yesterday

PRESENT PROGRESSIVE

I am swiming now

PAST PROGRESSIVE

you were swiming last moth

SWEAR

PRESENT

I swear to god that I am telling the truth

PAST

he swore to god that I am telling the truth

PRESENT PROGRESSIVE

we are swearing to god that I am telling the truth

PAST PROGRESSIVE:

it was swearing to god that I am telling the truth

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