Present Simple VS Present Continuous
My mother ___ (take) this pill twice a day for her headaches.
takes
I ___ (know) the answer to the question.
I know the answer to the question.
rather / I / basketball / would / play
I would rather play basketball.
dogs / he / prefers / cats / to
He prefers dogs to cats.
When two or more people meet each other, having arranged it before.
g _ _ - t _ _ _ _ _ _ _
get-together
Where ___ (you/live) ?
Where do you live?
We ___ (have) a party later today.
We are having a party later today.
something / sitcom / rather / would / serious / I / than / more / watch / a
I would rather watch something more serious than a sitcom.
rather / prefer / drive / walk / than / I / to
I prefer to walk rather than drive.
It means that you are very hungry.
s _ _ _ _ _ _ _
starving
The doctors ___ (perform) an operation at the moment.
The doctors are performing an operation at the moment.
Ugghh! This flower ___ (smell) bad.
smells
She / sitcom / watch / rather / a / would
She would rather watch a sitcom.
go / would / I / not / prefer / to / party / the / to
I would prefer not to go to the party.
To arrange plates for a meal.
s _ _ t _ _ t _ _ _ _
set the table
A squirrel ___ (not rotate) its feet more than 180 degrees.
A squirrel doesn't rotate its feet more than 180 degrees.
Hector ___ (think) that English is easy.
Hector thinks that English is easy.
go / in / out / he / rather / or / ? / stay / would
Would he rather go out or stay in?
sleeping / to / early / up / she / waking / prefers / late
She prefers sleeping late to waking up early.
food that is cooked and sold by a restaurant or store to be eaten elsewhere.
t _ _ _ o _ _
take out
A dog ___ (steal) food from another dog now.
A dog is stealing food from another dog now.
My father ___ (not/own) a car.
My father doesn't own a car.
rather / watch / I / on / it / would / basketball / basketball / TV / than / play
I would rather play basketball than watch it on TV.
the / as / the / as / good / book / is / not / movie
The movie is not as good as the book.
an act of presenting a play or other form of entertainment
p _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
performance