Question

Put the verbs in bracketsbin the present simple or continuos. Look. It's raining. (rain) Listen! The neighbours ___ a party again.(have) They ____ a party every weekend! (have) What ____ your boyfriend _____ ?(do) He's a teacher. He ____ at the local school. (work) Hi,Lisa. Where ____ you _____ ?(go) To the gym. I ____ to the gym every evening.(go)

Answer 1

Look. It's raining. (rain)
Listen! The neighbours are having a party again.
They have a party every weekend! 
What does your boyfriend do?
He's a teacher. He works at the local school. 
Hi,Lisa. Where are you going?
To the gym. I go to the gym every evening.

Answer 2

Answer:

To put the verbs in the present simple or continuous tense, we need to determine whether the action is happening at the moment of speaking or if it happens regularly.

Let's analyze each sentence:

- Look. It's raining. (rain) - In this sentence, the action of raining is happening at the moment of speaking. Therefore, we use the present continuous tense. - Correct answer: is raining

- Listen! The neighbors ___ a party again. (have) - This sentence suggests that the neighbors often have parties. Therefore, we use the present simple tense. - Correct answer: are having

- They ___ a party every weekend! (have) - This sentence expresses a regular action, so we use the present simple tense. - Correct answer: have

- What ___ your boyfriend ___? (do) - This sentence is asking about the current activity of the boyfriend. So, we use the present continuous tense. - Correct answer: is, doing

- He's a teacher. He ___ at the local school. (work) - This sentence describes the person's occupation. So, we use the present simple tense. - Correct answer: works

- Hi, Lisa. Where ___ you ___? (go) - This sentence asks about the person's current destination. Hence, we use the present continuous tense. - Correct answer: are, going

- To the gym. I ___ to the gym every evening. (go) - This sentence describes a regular activity, so we use the present simple tense. - Correct answer: go

Putting it all together, the correct verb forms are:

- Look. It's raining. - Listen! The neighbors are having a party again. - They have a party every weekend! - What is your boyfriend doing? - He's a teacher. He works at the local school. - Hi, Lisa. Where are you going? - To the gym. I go to the gym every evening.