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Carla sends/is sending a lot of text messages, so she's always on her phone.
Carla sends a lot of text messages, so she's always on her phone.
Our football team is practicing/practices hard for the competition on Saturday
Our football team is practicing hard for the competition on Saturday
Are you chatting/Do you chat on the phone? I need your help.
Are you chatting on the phone? I need your help.
We don't have/aren't having any lessons when it's the festival.
We don't have any lessons when it's the festival.
Look! She runs/'s running really quickly
Look! She's running really quickly
They stay/are staying at home because they are ill.
They are staying at home because they are ill.
Alice thinks/is thinking about travelling to South America this summer.
Alice is thinking about travelling to South America this summer.
Manu doesn't see/isn't seeing his friends every day after school.
Manu isn't seeing his friends every day after school.
Do you understand/Are you understanding the exercise?
Do you understand the exercise?
I look/am looking for my camera, but I just can't see it anywhere
I am looking for my camera, but I just can't see it anywhere
We don't enjoy/aren't enjoying going to the beach when there are lots of people.
We don't enjoy going to the beach when there are lots of people.
Oh no! It is raining/rains and I haven't got a coat.
Oh no! It is raining and I haven't got a coat.
Katie is quiet. Does she play/Is she playing a game on the computer?
Katie is quiet. Is she playing a game on the computer?
The students learn/are learning French this year
The students are learning French this year
Kevin gets/is getting ready for his birthday party - he's very excited.
Kevin is getting ready for his birthday party - he's very excited.
I don't know/I am not knowing where Kelly is. Why don't you call her?
I don't know where Kelly is. Why don't you call her?
