Simple Present or Present Progressive/Continuous - Exercise 3
Explanation: Simple Present or Present Progressive
Use the verbs in brackets in the
Simple Present
or in the
Present Progressive
. Watch the types of sentences (affirmative statements, negations or questions).
Example: __ Chris _______ for his brother now?
(to wait)
Answer:
Is
Chris
waiting
for his brother now?
1) Look! This lady
a hamburger.
(not/to eat)
2) Our cat seldom
on the sofa.
(to lie)
3)
they
text messages at the moment?
(to send)
4) I
supermarkets, but my father doesn't.
(to like)
5) What
the man
in our garden?
(to do)
6) We
the bus to school.
(not/to take)
7) Where
you
from?
(to come)
8)
your girlfriend always
green T-shirts?
(to wear)
9) I
a cup of tea now.
(to have)
10)
the boy
in the pool right now?
(to swim)
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