Fill in the gaps with the present simple and the present continuous forms of the verbs in brackets. Which verbs are stative? m the tinuous? nes 1.A: (routine) out very appening…
Fill in the gaps with the present simple and the present continuous forms of the verbs in brackets. Which verbs are stative? m the tinuous? nes 1.A: (routine) out very appening aking) Ke, love, a) do not refer to (you/walk) round the lake every Sunday? (not/go) there B: Yes, but I now because it (rain) 2 A: his homework at the moment? (Boris/do) ow) B: No, he's at the cinema. He (watch) a film with his friends. 3 A: (your parents/work) on Saturdays? B: No, we usually (visit) my grandma and then (have) lunch. 4 A: Jenny (look) really tired. (you/know) why? (not/sleep) well de and Then your PR B: Yes, she Com these days. (wait) for Ivan. 5 A: I (you/know) where he is? B: Yes. He (study) in the library. 6 A: (you/want) to go swimming? start, B: I'm afraid I can't. I (look after) my little sister all day.
Do you walk round the lake every Sunday? Yes, I walk round the lake every Sunday, but I am not going there now because it is raining; Is Boris doing his homework at the moment? No, he's at the cinema. He is watching a film with his friends; Do your parents work on Saturdays? No, we usually visit my grandma and then have lunch; Jenny looks really tired. Do you know why? She isn't sleeping well these days, and she is waiting for Ivan; Do you know where he is? Yes. He is studying in the library; Do you want to go swimming? I'm afraid I can't. I am looking after my little sister all day.
