School usually ______ at 7:30. (start)
starts
What / 'habit' / mean?
What does "habit" mean?
Change this sentence to show irritation:
He talks during movies.
He's always talking during movies.
I hate him. He always _____ behind my back. (talk)
is t
The school bus / stop / in your street?
Change this sentence to show irritation:
She steals my snacks.
She's always stealing my snacks!
You’re very quiet today. What ______ about?
a. do you think
b. are you thinking
are you thinking
The earth ______ around the sun. (move)
moves
you / prefer / to get up / early or late?
Do you prefer to get up early or late?
Change this sentence to show irritation:
She complains about everything.
She's always complaining about everything.
A. I ______ (think / am thinking) you’re wrong about this.
B. I ______ (think / am thinking) about changing my career.
B. am thinking
More teenagers ______ time online these days. (spend)
are spending
A: Hey, what ______ you ______ (do)?
B: I ______ (finish) my homework.
A: You always ______ (do) homework so late.
B: Yeah, because our teacher ______ (give) too much work these days.
are you doing
I am finishing
do
is giving
Change this sentence to show irritation:
My friend takes ugly pictures of me.
My friend is always taking ugly pictures of me.
A. We ______ (have / are having) a test today.
B. He ______ (has / is having) a new bike soon.
are having
is having
Why ______ you always ______ (interrupt) me when I speak?
are / interrupting
what / you / sometimes / forget / to do / in the morning?
What do you sometimes forget to do in the morning?
Should we change this sentence to show irritation?
She helps everyone.
No. There's no irritation in this sentence.