Marry (go) to the shop. My friends (play) on the piano Present simple -,? Past simple -,? Future simple -,? Present contin

Marry goes to the shop. — Present SimpleMarry doesn’t go to the shop.Does Marry go to the shop?Marry went to the shop. — Past SimpleMarry didn’t go to the shop.Did Marry go to the shop?Marry will go to the shop. — Future SimpleMarry won’t go to the shop.Will Marry go to the shop?Marry is going to the shop. — Present ContinuousMarry isn’t going to the shop.Is Marry going to the shop?Marry was going to the shop. — Past ContinuousMarry wasn’t going to the shop.Was Marry going to the shop?Marry will be going to the shop. — Future ContinuousMarry won’t be going to the shop.Will Marry be going to the shop?

My friends play the piano. — Present SimpleMy friends don’t play the piano.Do my friends play the piano?My friends played the piano. — Past SimpleMy friends didn’t play the piano.Did my friends play the piano?My friends will play the piano. — Future SimpleMy friends won’t play the piano.Will my friends play the piano?My friends are playing the piano. — Present ContinuousMy friends aren’t playing the piano.Are my friends playing the piano?My friends were playing the piano. — Past ContinuousMy friends weren’t playing the piano.Were my friends playing the piano?My friends will be playing the piano. — Future ContinuousMy friends won’t be playing the piano.Will my friends be playing the piano?