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Here are the answers with the verbs in the simple present tense: 1. He goes to school every day. 2. Daisy usually goes to work by car. 3. This question contains a mistake. The correct sentence should be in the future tense because it refers to "next weekend": Susan will paint the bathroom next weekend. 4. He is in Ca Mau. 5. This question contains a mistake. The correct sentence should be in the future tense because it refers to "this evening": I will take a walk in the garden this evening. 6. She washes her clothes every Sunday. 7. This question contains a mistake. The correct sentence should be in the future tense because it refers to "this afternoon": Peter will ride his new bike in the park this afternoon. 8. What time does your father usually get up? 9. This question contains a mistake. The correct sentence should be in the future tense because it refers to "this summer vacation": They will visit Hue this summer vacation. 10. Does he go to school every day? 11. This question contains a mistake. The correct sentence should be in the future tense because it refers to "tomorrow morning": I will meet him tomorrow morning. 12. Tom usually walks to school. 13. This question contains a mistake. The correct sentence should be in the future tense because it refers to "tomorrow morning": They will drive to New York tomorrow morning. 14. She usually walks to school. 15. Are they teachers? 16. We do not go to school on Sundays. 17. I am sixteen years old. Here are the verbs in the present progressive tense: 1. He is watching TV right now. 2. Hurry up! The teacher is coming to class. 3. At present they are sitting in the class. 4. Tomorrow evening, she is having a party with her friends. 5. Look! Peter is playing football in the schoolyard. 6. They are learning Japanese. 7. Be quiet! The baby is sleeping. 8. My father is working in the garden at the moment. 9. Keep silent! I am listening to the tapes. 10. Don't make noise! They are studying. 11. She will be 14 on her next birthday (this sentence should use the future simple tense). 12. Listen! Peter and Daisy are singing now. 13. She is visiting her aunt next week (note: it would be more idiomatic to use the present simple for scheduled events: She visits her aunt next week). 14. Janet is having a shower at the moment. 15. He will have a lot of friends soon (this sentence should use the future simple tense). 16. Listen! The boy is playing the piano. 17. Be careful! The bus is coming. 18. He is studying English this month. 19. Is she liking English? Here are the answers with the verbs in the simple future tense: 1. They will drive to New York tomorrow morning. 2. She is sweeping the floor now (This sentence is already in the present continuous tense; to make it simple future, it would be "She will sweep the floor soon" or at a specific time in the future). 3. I offer him this job. I think he will take it. 4. I hope the weather will be nice. 5. I promise I will not tell your secret to anyone. 6. She is writing to her parents now (This sentence is already in the present continuous tense; to make it simple future, it would be "She will write to her parents soon" or at a specific time in the future). 7. We will travel to Nha Trang next week. 8. They will play cards this evening. 9. They will go to the movies tonight. 10. They will tidy their rooms tomorrow. 11. Hoa will have lots of friends soon. 12. Alice and Mary are putting the dishes away right now (This sentence is already in the present continuous tense; to make it simple future, it would be "Alice and Mary will put the dishes away soon" or at a specific time in the future). 13. I will visit Hanoi someday. 14. Please be quiet! I am learning my lessons (This sentence is already in the present continuous tense; to make it simple future, it would be "Please be quiet! I will learn my lessons soon" or at a specific time in the future). 15. I will come back tomorrow. 16. The Earth goes around the Sun (This sentence is already in the simple present tense, describing a general fact; it would not typically be changed to the simple future tense). 17. We will visit Huong Pagoda next week. 18. She will not wash her clothes every weekend. 19. She will not visit next summer vacation. 20. The students will go camping next Sunday. Here are the verbs in the near future tense: 1. Mary will get a good mark because she has studied hard. 2. Tomorrow evening, she will have a party with her friends. 3. Hmm! Mother will cook in the kitchen. 4. He will want to become a teacher. Alternatively, for 3 and 4, a more natural way to express the near future tense in English might be: 3. Hmm! Mother is going to cook in the kitchen. 4. He is going to want to become a teacher. However, please note that using 'will want' in the 4th sentence might sound a bit unnatural in English, as 'want' is a relatively stable state, not a planned action.