Question

Choose the correct form 1. I have two hobbies – I play/’m playing volleyball and collect/am collecting stamps 2. I like/’m liking this new camera – it takes/is taking really good pictures 3. This flower doesn’t smell/isn’t smelling very good 4. I usually get/’m usually getting home late on Fridays 5. I hardly ever see/’m hardly ever seeing you anymore 6. I learn/’m learning to drive

Answer 1

1. I have two hobbies – I play volleyball and collect stamps

2. I like this new camera – it takes really good pictures

3. This flower doesn’t smell very good

4. I usually get home late on Fridays

5. I hardly ever see you anymore

6. I learn to drive

Answer 2

The correct forms are:

1. I have two hobbies – I play volleyball and collect stamps.
2. I like this new camera – it takes really good pictures.
3. This flower doesn't smell very good.
4. I usually get home late on Fridays.
5. I hardly ever see you anymore.
6. I am learning to drive. (Both "I learn" and "I'm learning" can be correct, but "I'm learning" sounds more natural and commonly used.)