Present Simple form
Ann (go) __________________ to school by bus every day.
goes
I don't understand. What is happening/is happen?
is happening
Where do you go/are you going? I haven't finished speaking to you!
are you going
Ugh, don't show me that picture! I (hate) _______________ mice!
hate
Diana (not, usually, sit) ________________________ next to Ellen.
doesn't usually sit
Don't ask Tim. He doesn't know/not knows the answer.
doesn't know
What's the matter? Why (you, stare) _______________________ at me like that?
are you staring
A friend opens the door and says: What are you doing? You reply:
1. I work as a secretary.
2. I'm repairing the computer.
2. I'm repairing the computer.
Caroline can't swim today. She has/is having a cold
has
What (usually, you, do) _______________________ at the weekend?
do you usually do
I ask What do you do? You answer:
1. I work in a travel agency.
2. I works in a travel agency
1. I work in a travel agency.
Read the answer and then complete the question:
..........................................................................?Here? No, I'm sitting over there.
Are you sitting here?
A friend asks you if you have finished the book she lent you. You say:
1. Sorry, I still read it.
2. Sorry, I'm still reading it.
2. Sorry, I'm still reading it.
A friend asks: Do you like lemon tea? You reply:
1. I prefer tea with milk.
2. I'm preferring tea with milk.
1. I prefer tea with milk.
A friend invites you to a snack bar at lunch time. You say:
1. Thanks, but I always go home.
2. Thanks, but I'm always going home.
1. Thanks, but I always go home.
Read the answer and then complete the question:
..........................................................................?Here? No, we change trains at the next station.
Do we change trains here?
Choose the correct form: lying or lieing
lying
I drive/I'm driving! You can sit in the back with Martin.
I'm driving
You haven't decided yet about buying a new bike. You say:
1. I think about it.
2. I'm thinking about it.
2. I'm thinking about it.
Is this sentence correct?: Jim usually is late.
No, the correct word order is Jim is usually late
wishes
Choose the correct form: writting or writing
writing
(they, speak) _____________________ French or German? I can't tell the difference.
Are they speaking...
Stop doing that Bill! You're/You're being very silly
You're being
Are these adverbs of frequency in the correct order, from most frequent to least frequent?
always, often, usually, sometimes, rarely, never
Yes, they are.