Question

1.Open the brackets in the following sentences using the correct Present Simple or Present Progressive form of the verbs. Tom usually (play) football but today he (play) tennis. What language they (speak) in Holland? What language he (speak) now. I usually (drive) to my work. Be careful! You (drive) too fast. I (do) a lot of work every day. Don't worry! I know what I (do). You (eat) fruit every day? What's the name of the fruit you (eat) with such pleasure? 2.Choose the correct form Future Simple or Present Continious. I will leave/ I’m leaving for St Petersburg tonight. I have already bought a ticket and packed my luggage. I think our football team will win/is winning this game. The players are in their best form now. If you come tomorrow, I will show/ I’m showing you the photos that I took in the National Park. There are some really exotic animals there. You’ll enjoy/ you are enjoying the evening. I don’t think I will have any free time this weekend. My sister will get married/ is getting married and I can’t miss the ceremony. 3. Open the brackets using the correct form of the verbs in Present Perfect or Past simple. 1. When Jill (finish) school? 2. –Are you tired? – Yes, a little. I (paint) the ceiling today. 3. We (not / see) Peter this week, but we (see) him a couple of weeks ago. 4. I can't find my umbrella. I think somebody (take) it by mistake. 5. … it (stop) raining yet? No it … . 6. … (see) the latest Arnold Schwarzenegger film?

Answer 1

Tom usually (plays) football but today he (is playing) tennis. What language do they (speak) in Holland? What language is he (speaking) now? I usually (drive) to my work. Be careful! You (are driving) too fast. I (do) a lot of work every day. Don't worry! I know what I (am doing). Do You (eat) fruit every day? What's the name of the fruit you (are eating) with such pleasure? 2.Choose the correct form Future Simple or Present Continious. I’m leaving for St Petersburg tonight. I have already bought a ticket and packed my luggage. I think our football team will win this game. The players are in their best form now. If you come tomorrow, I will show you the photos that I took in the National Park. There are some really exotic animals there. You’ll enjoy the evening. I don’t think I will have any free time this weekend. My sister is getting married and I can’t miss the ceremony. 3. Open the brackets using the correct form of the verbs in Present Perfect or Past simple. 1. When did Jill (finish) school? 2. –Are you tired? – Yes, a little. I (have painted) the ceiling today. 3. We (haven't seen) Peter this week, but we (saw) him a couple of weeks ago. 4. I can't find my umbrella. I think somebody (have taken) it by mistake. 5. Has it (stopped) raining yet? No it … . 6. Have you (seen) the latest Arnold Schwarzenegger film?

Answer 2

Open the brackets in the following sentences using the correct Present Simple or Present Progressive form of the verbs:

1. Tom usually plays football, but today he is playing tennis. [[1]](https://fsc.bsu.by/wp-content/uploads/2015/12/Prakticheskaya-grammatika-1-kurs-English-Grammar-Practice-uchebno-metodicheskoe-posobie.pdf) 2. What language do they speak in Holland? 3. What language is he speaking now? 4. I usually drive to work. 5. Be careful! You are driving too fast. 6. I do a lot of work every day. 7. Don't worry! I know what I am doing. 8. Do you eat fruit every day? 9. What's the name of the fruit you are eating with such pleasure?

Choose the correct form Future Simple or Present Continuous:

1. I will leave / I'm leaving for St. Petersburg tonight. I have already bought a ticket and packed my luggage. 2. I think our football team will win / is winning this game. The players are in their best form now. 3. If you come tomorrow, I will show / I'm showing you the photos that I took in the National Park. There are some really exotic animals there. 4. You'll enjoy / you are enjoying the evening. 5. I don't think I will have any free time this weekend. My sister will get married / is getting married, and I can't miss the ceremony.

Open the brackets using the correct form of the verbs in Present Perfect or Past Simple:

1. When did Jill finish school? 2. - Are you tired? - Yes, a little. I painted the ceiling today. 3. We have not seen Peter this week, but we saw him a couple of weeks ago. 4. I can't find my umbrella. I think somebody took it by mistake. 5. Has it stopped raining yet? No, it hasn't. 6. Have you seen the latest Arnold Schwarzenegger film? I hope this helps! Let me know if you have any other questions.