IS SENTENCE A) OR B) CORRECT?
Which sentence is correct: a) or b)?
a) Water is boiling at 100 degrees Centigrade.
b) Water boils at 100 degrees Centigrade.
b) is correct.
Which is correct: Present Simple or Continuous?
Nicola ______ in Manchester. She has never lived anywhere else
Nicola lives in Manchester.
Which is correct here: 'will' or 'going to'?
a) I don’t know how to use the washing machine. b) It’s easy. (I ______ show you)
I'll / will show you
Which is correct here: Present Simple or Present Continuous? Steve isn’t playing / doesn't play football on Saturday. He’s hurt his leg
Steve isn't playing football on Saturday.
Is the sentence below correct or not? If it's not, correct it.
How many plays has William Shakespeare written?
No, it's not correct. How many plays did William Shakespeare write?
Which sentence is correct: a) or b)?
a) Can you hear those people? What do they talk about?
b) Can you hear those people? What are they talking about?
b) is correct.
Which is correct: Present Simple or Continuous?
Sam and Tina are in Madrid right now. (They / visit) a friend of theirs
They're (They are) visiting a friend of theirs.
Which is correct here: 'will' or 'going to'?
a: I’ve decided to paint this room. b: That’s nice. What colour ______? (you / paint)
What colour are you going to paint it?
Which is correct here: Present Simple or Present Continuous?
(Laura / not / come) to the party tomorrow. She isn’t well.
Laura isn't (Laura's not) coming to the party tomorrow.
Is the sentence below correct or not? If it's not, correct it.
My mother has grown up in Italy.
No, it's not correct. My mother grew up in Italy.
Which sentence is correct: a) or b)?
a) Martina is phoning her mother every day.
b) Martina phones her mother every day.
b) is correct.
Which is correct: Present Simple or Continuous?
It took me an hour to get to work this morning. Most days (it / not / take) so long.
Most days it doesn't take so long.
Which is correct here: 'will' or 'going to'?
a: Tom is starting an evening class next month. b: Is he? What ______ ? (he / study)
What is he going to study?
Which is correct here: Present Simple or Present Continuous? Are you going to the concert tonight? What time (start) ______ it?
What time does it start?
Is the sentence below correct or not? If it's not, correct it.
Who's (has) invented the telephone?
No, the sentence is not correct. Who invented the telephone?
Which sentence is correct: a) or b)?
a) I must go now. It's getting late.
b) I must go now. It gets late.
a) is correct.
Which is correct: Present Simple or Continuous?
Who is that man? Why (he / look) at us?
Who is that man? Why is he looking at us?
Which is correct here: 'will' or 'going to'?
a: Can somebody cook the supper tonight? b: No problem, I ______ cook it.
No problem, I'll (will) cook it.
Which is correct here: Present Simple or Present Continuous?
My train (leave) ______ at 9.35
My train leaves at 9.35.
Is the sentence below correct or not? If it's not, correct it.
It stopped raining for a while, but now it’s raining again.
Yes, this sentence is correct.
Which sentence is correct: a) or b)?
a) Ben's trying to find a job, but he hasn’t had any luck yet.
b) Ben tries to find a job, but he hasn’t had any luck yet.
Sentence a) is correct.
Which is correct: Present Simple or Continuous?
Who is that man? (you / recognise) him?
Who is that man? Do you recognize him?
Which is correct here: 'will' or 'going to'?
a) The phone is ringing. Is someone going to answer it? b: I (answer) ______ it.
I'll (will) answer it.
Which is correct here: Present Simple or Present Continuous? a) Do you need the car this evening? b) No, you can have it. I (not / use) ______ it.
I'm not using it.
Is the sentence below correct or not? If it's not, correct it.
a) Ow! I’ve burnt myself. b) How did you do that?
Yes, Sentence b) is correct.