In Johannesburg most people _____ at least five languages. (speak)
In Johannesburg most people speak at least five languages.
Languages _________ very fast. Half of world's languages will disappear by 2100. (disappear)
Languages are disappearing very fast.
You can't see Tim now; he _____ a bath. (take)
You can't see Tim now; he is taking a bath.
Please keep quiet, I ____ to the radio. You know I ____ to the news in the mornings. (listen)
Please keep quiet, I am listening to the radio. You know I listen to the news in the mornings.
What time ___ ? (does the first train leave/ is the first train leaving)
What time does the first train leave?
I ___ a scarf, but today I ___ one because it's unusually cold. (never/wear); (wear)
I never wear a scarf, but today I am wearing one because it's unusually cold.
I finished watching the series you recommended. Now I ___ another one. (watch)
I finished watching the series you recommended. Now I am watching another one.
What ____ tonight? Would you like to come and watch the game? (you/do)
What are you doing tonight? Would you like to come and watch the game?
Nobody ___ they will win the match. (think)
Nobody thinks they will win the match.
You look worried. What ___ of? (you/think)
You look worried. What are you thinking of?
A: We ______ to the cinema tonight. B: ______ to the cinema? (go)/(often/you/go)
A: We are going to the cinema tonight. B: How often do you go to the cinema?
A: What time ______ this afternoon? B: I don't know. We ______ tomorrow. (the train/leave); (leave)
A: What time does the train leave this afternoon? B: I don't know. We are leaving tomorrow.
A: ______ ? B: Yes, but I ______ to quit. (you/smoke); (try)
A: Do you smoke ? B: Yes, but I am trying to quit.
A: I ______ on holiday two or three times a year. B: That's great! And where______ this year? (go) / (you/go)
A: I go on holiday two or three times a year. B: That's great! And where are you going this year?
I think it's better to stay. It ______ and we ______ an umbrella. (rain)/(have)
I think it's better to stay. It is raining and we don't have an umbrella.
A: Children ______ more and more dependent to mobile phones. B: Yes, they ______ their imagination anymore. (become)/(use)
A: Children are becoming more and more dependent to mobile phones. B: Yes, they don't use their imagination anymore.
