Present simple or present continuous? Complete the dialogue with the present simple and present continuous forms of the verbs in brackets. like / Look sente wat do t Sing wea Dia…
Present simple or present continuous? Complete the dialogue with the present simple and present continuous forms of the verbs in brackets. like / Look sente wat do t Sing wea Dia Sue Deb Sue Deb Sue Deb Sue Deb Sue Deb Hi Deb. What are you doing (you / do)? Well, at the moment I (1 study) for the English exam on Monday. Studying? 1 (2 never / study) on Friday evenings! Vvell, I - 13 always / do homework) on Friday evenings. Then I (4 always / be) free on Saturdays and Sundays. It's a good idea, but 1 (5 feel) lazy on Friday evenings. (6 usually / watch) TV with my sister. She (7 always / watch) TV after school, but we (8 not watch) it this evening (9 you / listen) to music? No, we (10 play) a great new computer game We (11 phone) you because we want to play the game with you. Well, thanks, but sorry, not now. (12 finish) my English book. What about tomorrow moming? OK, that's great. See you tomorrow. Bye. Вуе, 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Ro Be Ro Be Conso Com and This (stas WeE and Grar and s mON (6 по karao (9 na (10 п but t happ every 10 Communication Sneaki
Sure! Here's the completed dialogue with the correct present simple and present continuous forms of the verbs:
Sue: Hi Deb. What are you doing (you / do)?
Deb: Well, at the moment I (1) am studying for the English exam on Monday.
Sue: Studying? I (2) never study on Friday evenings!
Deb: Well, I (3) always do homework on Friday evenings. Then I (4) am always free on Saturdays and Sundays.
Sue: It's a good idea, but I (5) feel lazy on Friday evenings. I (6) usually watch TV with my sister. She (7) always watches TV after school, but we (8) are not watching it this evening.
Deb: Are you (9) listening to music?
Sue: No, we (10) are playing a great new computer game. We (11) are phoning you because we want to play the game with you.
Deb: Well, thanks, but sorry, not now. I (12) am finishing my English book. What about tomorrow morning?
Sue: OK, that's great. See you tomorrow. Bye.
Deb: Bye!
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