VI. Use the verbs in brackets in the Simple Present or in the Present Progressive. Watch...

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VI. Use the verbs in brackets in the Simple Present or in the Present Progressive. Watch the types of sentences (affirmative statements, negations or questions). Example: … Chris … for his brother now? (to wait). Answer: Is Chris waiting for his brother now? 1) Look! This lady … a hamburger. (not/to eat) 2) Our cat seldom … on the sofa. (to lie) 3) … they … text messages at the moment? (to send) 4) I … supermarkets, but my father doesn't. (to like) 5) What … the man … in our garden? (to do) 6) We … the bus to school. (not/to take) 7) Where … you … from? (to come) 8) … your girlfriend always … green T-shirts? (to wear) 9) I … a cup of tea now. (to have) 10) … the boy … in the pool right now? (to swim)

Answer 1

1. Look! This lady ISN'T EATING a hamburger -> (Present Progressive.) 2. Our cat seldom LIES on the sofa -> (Present Simple.) 3. ARE they SENDING text messages at the moment? -> (Present Progressive.) 4. I LIKE supermarkets, but my father doesn't -> (Present Simple.) 5. What IS the man DOING in our garden? -> (Present Progressive.) 6. We DON'T TAKE the bus to school -> (Present Simple.) 7. Where DO you COME from? -> (Present Simple.) 8. DOES your girlfriend always WEARS green T-shirts? -> (Present Simple.) 9. I'M HAVING a cup of tea now -> (Present Progressive.) 10. IS the boy SWIMMING in the pool right now? -> (Present Progressive.)