Question

Choose the right variant: (10 points) A: Do you want / Are you wanting to surf the Internet now? B: No, it’s OK, thanks. I’m doing / do my homework at the moment. A: Where’s Dad? Does he watch / Is he watching TV? B: No – I think he reads / is reading a book. A: Are you having / Do you have any computer games? B: Yes – hundreds! I really like / am liking them. A: Are you talking / Do you talk on your mobile phone when you are at school? B: No, I don’t. We don’t take / aren’t taking mobile phones to school. A: Is it raining / Does it rain in Spain in the summer? B: It doesn’t usually, but today it rains / is raining!

Answer 1

Do you want

I’m doing

Is he watching

Is reading

Do you have

Like

Do you talk

Don’t take

Does it rain

Is raining

Answer 2

In the given conversation, the correct variants to choose are:

A: Do you want to surf the Internet now? B: No, it's OK, thanks. I'm doing my homework at the moment.

A: Where's Dad? Does he watch TV? B: No – I think he is reading a book.

A: Do you have any computer games? B: Yes – hundreds! I really like them.

A: Do you talk on your mobile phone when you are at school? B: No, I don't. We don't take mobile phones to school.

A: Does it rain in Spain in the summer? B: It doesn't usually, but today it is raining.

The correct variants are:

- Are you wanting to surf the Internet now? - do my homework at the moment. - Does he watch TV? - he reads a book. - Do you have any computer games? - I really like them. - Are you talking on your mobile phone when you are at school? - We don't take mobile phones to school. - Does it rain in Spain in the summer? - today it is raining.

It is important to note that in most cases, the correct answer is the present continuous tense (e.g., "are you wanting," "is he watching," "are you having," "are you talking," "is it raining") as it indicates actions happening at the moment of speaking. However, there are a few exceptions where the simple present tense is used (e.g., "I really like them," "we don't take").