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The document provides 14 sentences with verbs missing and asks the reader to fill in the blanks with either the simple present or present continuous form of the verb. It covers a variety of everyday activities like washing a car, seeing a friend, listening to music, walking up a hill, and regularly scheduled activities like doing homework, playing tennis, and going skiing. The purpose is to practice verb tenses by choosing between the simple present and present continuous forms.
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Cs simple present-continuous-stative
- 1. Put the verbs in the correct tense, Simple Present or Present Continuous. 1. My dad __________ the car now. (wash) 2. He _________________ (see) his friend later. 3. We __________ to the disco every Friday. (go) 4. We __________ to the radio at night. (listen) 5. Why ______________ (you/smell) the milk? Is it bad? 6. Listen! The birds __________ in the garden. (sing) 7. I __________ my homework every evening. (do) 8. My mother ___________ tea now. (drink) 9. They __________ their lunch now. (have) 10. Look at Tom and Jim! They __________ up the hill. (walk) 11. We __________ skiing every winter. (go) 12. I _______________ (think) I made a mistake. I’m sorry. 13. Jane __________ tennis every Thursday. (play) 14. He often __________ a sandwich at lunchtime. (eat)