Look at the photo and complete the sentences. Use present simple or present progressive. 1 These people camp. The sun (be) at a summer (shine), and they (have) a good time. 2 The girl who (play) the guitar is Wendy. On her right is her boyfriend, Sam. 3 He (not smile) that's typical of Sam. He serious. (be) always very 4 Wendy's brother Pete wear) hats. I (be) behind her. He usually (not know) why he 5 And the others? Well, I (not (wear) one in this photo. (not remember) their names.

This task involves filling in the blanks in the sentences based on the information given in the photo using the present simple or present progressive tense. Let's go through each sentence one by one: 1. These people **are camping**. The sun **is shining** at a summer (although the word "shine" seems to be a typo), and they **are having** a good time. Explanation: In this sentence, the action of camping is happening at the moment, so we use the present progressive tense to indicate the ongoing activity. 2. The girl who **is playing** the guitar is Wendy. On her right is her boyfriend, Sam. Explanation: Here, Wendy is actively engaged in playing the guitar at that moment, so we use the present progressive tense. 3. He **is not smiling**—that's typical of Sam. He **is always very serious**. Explanation: The description of Sam's typical behavior indicates a characteristic of his personality (not smiling) and his general state of being (serious), hence the usage of present simple tense. 4. Wendy's brother Pete **wears** hats. I **am** behind her. He usually **doesn't know** why he **is**. Explanation: Pete's habit of wearing hats is described using the present simple tense. The present progressive tense is used for the continuous action of being behind Wendy. Pete is mentioned as not knowing why he is a certain way, hence the use of present simple to describe his usual behavior. 5. And the others? Well, I **am not wearing** one in this photo. I **don't remember** their names. Explanation: The first sentence uses present progressive to convey the lack of wearing a hat in the photo at that moment. The second sentence utilizes the present simple tense to describe the speaker's inability to recall their names as a general fact. By filling in the blanks with the correct verb forms based on the context provided in the sentences, you ensure that the actions and states are expressed accurately in either present simple or present progressive tense.