Question

Put these verbs into the correct forms,Present Simple or Present Continuous. teach. have. drive. leave. spend. come. work. Not speak. It's 7.30a.m. Suzanne Wells is in her kitchen at home.She ______breakfast. She_______breakfast at this time every morning.She______home at 8.30am every day and _________to work.Suzanne is a teacher . She_______ at a school in Canberra. It's 10.00 a.m. now and Suzanne is at school.At the moment she _______her class of 8-year-old children.All the children in her class_______from Canberra. Many of the children _______English at home.So Suzanne _______a lot of time teaching English.She________English to the class now.

Answer 1

Is having, has, leaves, drives, teaches
I teaching, come, don't speak, spends, is teaching.

Answer 2

To put these verbs into the correct forms, we need to determine whether they should be in the Present Simple or Present Continuous tense based on the context of the sentences.

1. teach Present Simple: Suzanne teaches English to her class. Present Continuous: Suzanne is teaching English to her class now.

2. have Present Simple: Suzanne has breakfast at this time every morning. Present Continuous: Not applicable.

3. drive Present Simple: Suzanne drives to work. Present Continuous: Not applicable.

4. leave Present Simple: Suzanne leaves home at 8.30am every day. Present Continuous: Not applicable.

5. spend Present Simple: Suzanne spends a lot of time teaching English. Present Continuous: Not applicable.

6. come Present Simple: Suzanne comes home at 8.30am every day. Present Continuous: Not applicable.

7. work Present Simple: Suzanne works at a school in Canberra. Present Continuous: Not applicable.

8. Not speak Present Simple: Not applicable. Present Continuous: Suzanne is not speaking English to the class now.

It's 7.30 a.m. Suzanne Wells is in her kitchen at home. She has breakfast at this time every morning. She leaves home at 8.30 a.m. every day and drives to work. Suzanne is a teacher. She works at a school in Canberra. It's 10.00 a.m. now, and Suzanne is at school. At the moment, she is teaching her class of 8-year-old children. All the children in her class come from Canberra. Many of the children speak English at home. So Suzanne spends a lot of time teaching English. She is not speaking English to the class now.

Please note that the verb "Not speak" does not require a specific tense in this context, as it is negated and does not have a continuous action.