Употреби форму простого настоящего времени или форму на-стоящего времени продолжительного действия глаголов, за-ключенных в скобки. 1. Usually the children (play) with their toys in the morning but now they (watch) TV. 2. I think he (sleep) now. He always (ao) to bed earlv. 3. After work we usually (do) the shopping. 4. Mrs Lewis (wear) a hat today because the sun is very hot. 5. It is eight o'clock. Brenda and Clif (have) breakfast. 6. The kettle (boil), I'll make the tea. 7. I usually (drink) coffee but now 1 (drink) tea. 8. This hat (cost) fifty pounds. 9. I (save) up because | (want) to go abroad in May. 10. Look, the boys (play) football. 11. Lucy is not here, she (work) in the garden. 12. You usually (walk) quite slowly but today you (walk) very fast. 13. Julia already (speak) Spanish and French, now she (learn) Italian. 14. David usually (stay) in a hotel when he comes to town but tonight he (stay) with us. 15. Run upstairs, mother (wait) for you there. 16. He (read) a newspaper, he always (read) it at breakfast

1. Usually the children **play** with their toys in the morning, but now they **are watching** TV. 2. I think he **is sleeping** now. He always **goes** to bed early. 3. After work we usually **do** the shopping. 4. Mrs. Lewis **is wearing** a hat today because the sun is very hot. 5. It is eight o'clock. Brenda and Clif **are having** breakfast. 6. The kettle **is boiling**, I'll make the tea. 7. I usually **drink** coffee, but now I **am drinking** tea. 8. This hat **costs** fifty pounds. 9. I **am saving** up because I **want** to go abroad in May. 10. Look, the boys **are playing** football. 11. Lucy is not here; she **is working** in the garden. 12. You usually **walk** quite slowly, but today you **are walking** very fast. 13. Julia already **speaks** Spanish and French; now she **is learning** Italian. 14. David usually **stays** in a hotel when he comes to town, but tonight he **is staying** with us. 15. Run upstairs; mother **is waiting** for you there. 16. He **is reading** a newspaper; he always **reads** it at breakfast.