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The document provides a series of sentences using simple present and present progressive tenses. It describes various daily activities, locations, and ongoing actions of multiple characters.
The document provides a series of sentences using simple present and present progressive tenses. It describes various daily activities, locations, and ongoing actions of multiple characters.
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Look! He (leave) 1. Quiet please! I (write) 2. She usually (walk) 3. But look! Today she (go) 4.
Every Sunday we (go) 5. He often (go) 6. We (play) 7. The child seldom (cry) 8. I (not / do) 9. (watch / he)
the house. a test. to school. by bike. to see my grandparents. to the cinema. Monopoly at the moment. . anything at the moment. the news regularly?
Where's John? He
(listen) to a new CD in his room. (rain) in England.
2. Don't forget to take your umbrella with you to London. You know it always 3. Jean (work) hard all day but she (run) after the bus. He (not work) at the moment. (want) to catch it. (come) from Germany.
4. Look! That boy 5. He
(speak) German so well because he (come). We (go) away for Christmas or (hold) some roses. They
6. Shh! The boss 7. 8. She 9. Oh no! Look! It 10. Mary 11. you you usually
(meet) him in an hour and nothing is ready! you (smell) lovely. (snow) in this country. (stay) at home?
(snow) again. It always
(swim) very well, but she
(not run) very fast. (have) a great time!
(enjoy) this party? Yes, I
12. Sorry I can't help you. I 13. What you
(not know) where she keeps her files. (stay) at home.
(do) next Saturday? Nothing special. I
14. I 15. I
(think) your new hat
(look) nice on you. (stay) with some friends for a few days. (drive) home. (lie) on the beach over there. always (listen) to that mp3 player! (talk) about. He's foreign. (look) really heavy.
(live) with my parents but right now I
16. I can't talk on the phone now. I 17. Where are the children? They 18. You never 19. He 20. How much
(listen) to a word I say! You (not understand) what you your suitcase (weigh)? It
1. This (be) 2. He (wear) 3. He (eat) 4. Marc (like) 5. He (eat) 6. Marc (know)
Marc. a t-shirt and shorts today. an apple at the moment. fruits and vegetables. some every day. that apples (be) good for his health.
1. Joe and Dennis (be) 2. They often (meet) 3. What (do / they) 4. They (play) 5. They (love) 6. Joe (practise) often. 7. These (be) 8. Linda (be)
best friends. in the afternoon. at the moment? football. football. with his father every weekend, but Dennis (not / play) football very
Linda and Jeff. Jeff's little sister. on the floor. a story to Linda. at the beautiful pictures.
9. At the moment, the two kids (sit) 10. Jeff (hold) 11. Look! Linda (listen) 12. Linda (love)
a book right now, he (read) carefully and she (look) Jeff's stories.
13. He (read)
a story to her every day. his own stories.
14. Jeff sometimes even (write)
1. It (be) 2. Sally (get) bathroom. 3. Then she (have)
early in the morning. out of bed, (open) the window and (go) into the
breakfast. to school. back home. her lunch at home. her homework and then she (meet) her friends in
4. After breakfast, Sally usually (cycle) 5. After school, she (go) 6. Sally usually (eat) 7. In the afternoons, she first (do) the park. 8. What (do / she) 9. She (play) 10. Her friends (listen) 11. When Sally (come) she (watch) 12. She (go) 13. I (be) 14. At noon I (visit) 15. We (want) 16. In the afternoon I (play) 17. In the evening, I (meet) 18. We (go) 19. The film (start) 20. Look! Jenny (go) 21. She (wear) 22. Jenny usually (cycle) it (rain) 23. The bus (leave) 24. The first lesson (begin) . to the cinema. at 8 pm. to school. TV. now? the guitar.
and some of them (sing) home in the evening, she (have)
along. dinner and then
to bed at about 8 o'clock every day. very busy today. my friend Tanya. to have lunch together. squash with Emily. Rob.
a raincoat and wellies and she (carry) to school, but today she (take)
an umbrella. the bus because
at 7.35 and (arrive) at 8 o'clock.
at Jenny's school at 7.45.
25. James (live) 26. He (be)
in a little village. in his last year at school. to become a banker. a practical course in a bank. a bank in a nearby town, but James (have) to take the bus to
27. After school, James (want) 28. So this week, he (do) 29. There (be) get there. 30. The bus (leave) 31. James (not / like) bus. 32. Therefore, this week he (stay) 33. James usually (wear) now, he (wear)
at 5.30 in the morning and (return)
at 8.15 in the evening.
to spend so much time in town before and after work, waiting for the
with his aunt, who (live) jeans and t-shirts, but while he (work) a suit and a tie.
in town. for the bank
Complete the story. Use Simple Present and Present Progressive. 1. Today (be) 2. Betty (love) 3. She (be) Betty's birthday. birthdays. always very excited and (wake up) a noise. into the sitting room. very early.
4. At six o'clock in the morning, Betty (hear) 5. She (get up) 6. What (go on) and (go) ?
7. Look! Betty's cat Carlos (sit)
on the table and he (play)
with Betty's present.
Complete the sentences. Use Simple Present and Present Progressive. 1. Sue (be) 2. She (live) a student from South Korea. in Seoul and (study) medicine. in London.
3. At the moment, however, Sue (live) 4. She (do) 5. In five days, Sue (go) university (start)
a six-months practical course in a London hospital. back to South Korea because the next term at in ten days
