Present simple or present continuous form: You ___ (play) really well today.

The band want to ___ on a big gig in their hometown. [ ambitious ] [ confirm ] [ exploit ] [ person ] [ profitable ] [ put ] [ raise ] [ release ]

The band want their work to be ____ they must also encourage their fans to ___ their popularity by 'liking' videos on social media. [ ambitious ] [ confirm ] [ exploit ] [ person ] [ profitable ] [ put ] [ raise ] [ release ]

My brother's always ___ computer games instead of doing his homework. [ playing ] [ doing ] [ play ] [ do ]

Use the word given and 2 to 5 words to make both sentences similar. - (1) I preform in front of people all the time. USED (2) I ____ in front of people.

Present simple or present continuous form: She's never at home. She ___ (always do) something in the evening.

The band have new songs but can't afford to ____ new music. [ ambitious ] [ confirm ] [ exploit ] [ person ] [ profitable ] [ put ] [ raise ] [ release ]

Present simple or present continuous form: I don't understand what you ___ (say). Can you say it again, please?

Present simple or present continuous form: I ____ (not like) classical music.

Use the word given and 2 to 5 words to make both sentences similar. - (1) I enjoyed learning to play guitar. USED (2) I ____ learning to play guitar.

Use the word given and 2 to 5 words to make both sentences similar. - (1) I disliked my boyfriends taste in music. USE (2) I ____ my boyfriends taste in music.

I'm determined to learn the ___ this year. [ water skiing ] [ yoga ] [ guitar ] [ Spanish ]

Use the word given and 2 to 5 words to make both sentences similar. - (1) Her career was an instant success as soon as she appeared on TV. TOOK (2) Her career ____ as soon as she appeared on TV.