Question

EXERCISE 2. Complete these sentences by underlining the correct form of the verb in italics. 1. Their new car looks / is looking just like ours. : 2.Please could you be quiet, I think / I'm thinking. 3. What does this question mean / is this question meaning? 4. I don't understand / I'm not understanding this contract. 5. The business usually does / is doing well but it's going / it goes though a difficult period at the momеnt. 6. What do you think / are you thinking of the expansion plans ? 7. We don't look / aren't looking forward to the meeting. 8. Do you agree / Are you agreeing with the proposal? 9. When are you leaving / do you leave for the weekend? 10.Normally, he works / is working in Munich but he is visiting/ visits the Frankfurt branch.

Answer 1

Looks
I'm thinking
Does mean
Don't understand
Usually does; is going
Do you think of
Aren't looking forward to
Do you agree
Are you leaving
Works; is visiting

Answer 2

1. Their new car looks just like ours. (correct form: looks) 2. Please could you be quiet, I think. (correct form: I think) 3. What does this question mean? (correct form: mean) 4. I don't understand this contract. (correct form: understand) 5. The business usually does well but it's going through a difficult period at the moment. (correct forms: does, goes) 6. What do you think of the expansion plans? (correct form: think) 7. We aren't looking forward to the meeting. (correct form: aren't looking) 8. Do you agree with the proposal? (correct form: agree) 9. When are you leaving for the weekend? (correct form: are you leaving) 10. Normally, he works in Munich but he is visiting the Frankfurt branch. (correct forms: works, is visiting)