Question

Where’s Liz? She (is cooking / cooks) salad in the kitchen. • My mum (goes / is going) to the supermarket now. • They often (eat / are eating) in a fish and chips shop. • Today Mary and Jim (have / are having) pasta for lunch. • Children (love / are loving) ice-cream and cakes.

Answer 1

Ответ:

Where’s Liz? She cooks salad in the kitchen. • My mum  is going to the supermarket now. • They often eat  in a fish and chips shop. • Today Mary and Jim have  pasta for lunch. • Children love  ice-cream and cakes.

Объяснение:

Answer 2

The correct answers are:

1. Where's Liz? She is cooking salad in the kitchen.
2. My mum is going to the supermarket now.
3. They often eat in a fish and chips shop.
4. Today Mary and Jim are having pasta for lunch.
5. Children love ice-cream and cakes.

When talking about actions that are happening at the moment of speaking, we generally use the present continuous tense (is/are + verb-ing). For general statements and habitual actions, we use the present simple tense (base form of the verb).