What do you usually do/are you usually doing at the weekends?
do you usually do
My mum teaches/is teaching me how to make bread at the moment.
is teaching
Do you have/Are you having your dinner now?
Are you having
My parents don’t play/aren't playing golf on Saturdays.
don't play
Say the email. Englishteach@gmail.com.es
at/dot
I do/’m doing my homework now, so I can’t come to the park.
I'm doing
These books belong/are belonging to Simon.
are belonging
My dad can’t take me to football practice because he works/’s working at the moment.
he's working
My mother understands/'s understanding some Italian, but she can’t speak it very well.
understands
Martin ... (swim) in the sea when it ... (start) raining heavily.
was swimming/started
Charlie ...(phone) while you ... (play) football.
phoned/were playing
Name 5 adjectives to describe a home.
Cold, light, attractive, bright, cool, peaceful, cosy, warm, etc.
The weather in my country is really hot in the summer, so it is difficult to keep our house warm/cool.
cool
Tourists often take photos of my uncle and aunt’s house because it is so big and cosy/attractive.
attractive
