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Simple present or present continuous: grammar exercise

December 22, 2013 - A1pdf

Complete the following sentences using an appropriate verb form – simple present or present continuous.

Progress 0 of 10 answered
1I ............... a nice time on this holiday.
Wrong!
2She is Japanese. She ............... from Tokyo.
Wrong!
3............... your stay here?
Wrong!
4I ............... on my computer at the moment.
Wrong!
5This semester, I ............... chemistry and physics.
Wrong!
6I ............... my parents next week.
Wrong!
7She ............... to go now.
Wrong!
8Why ............... me?
Wrong!
9Smoking ............... cancer.
Wrong!
10I ............... a lot of films recently.
Wrong!
Done.
Score: 0/10

Answers

  1. I am having a nice time on this holiday.
  2. She is Japanese. She comes from Tokyo.
  3. Are you enjoying your stay here?
  4. I am working on my computer at the moment.
  5. This semester, I am studying chemistry and physics.
  6. I am visiting my parents next week.
  7. She wants to go now.
  8. Why don’t you understand me?
  9. Smoking causes cancer.
  10. I am watching a lot of films recently.
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