Question

Choose the correct verb form. Present Continuous ,Present Simple, Present Perfect Simple or Continuous.1. In the evening I often (to visit) my friends.2. On Sunday she sometimes (to go to the cinema or to a disco club, she (to like)spending time outdoors.3. I (to paint) the living room for a week. It'll be finished soon.4. 'Why is your hair wet?' I (to swim).'5. I ( to shop) all morning, but I (not buy) anything. have been shoping6.She (to bake) an apricote pie today. She (to bake) pies since the morning.7. He (to learn) English now because he just (to get) a job and he (to leave) for Canada.​

Answer 1

1. In the evening I often visit my friends.
2. On Sunday she sometimes goes to the cinema or to a disco club, she likes pending time outdoors.
3. I have been painting the living room for a week. It'll be finished soon.
4. 'Why is your hair wet?' 'I was swimming.'
5. I was shopping all morning, but I didn't buy anything.
6. She has baked an apricote pie today. She has been baking pies since the morning.
7. He is learning English now because he has just got a job and he is leaving for Canada.

Answer 2

Here are the correct verb forms for each sentence:

1. In the evening I often (visit) my friends. (Present Simple)
2. On Sunday, she sometimes (go) to the cinema or to a disco club; she (likes) spending time outdoors. (Present Simple, Present Simple)
3. I (have been painting) the living room for a week. It'll be finished soon. (Present Perfect Continuous)
4. 'Why is your hair wet?' I (have been swimming). (Present Perfect Continuous)
5. I (have been shopping) all morning, but I (haven't bought) anything. (Present Perfect Continuous, Present Perfect Simple)
6. She (is baking) an apricot pie today. She (has been baking) pies since the morning. (Present Continuous, Present Perfect Continuous)
7. He (is learning) English now because he just (got) a job and he (is leaving) for Canada. (Present Continuous, Present Simple, Present Continuous)