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Complete the sentence with a helping verb: Excuse me, ______ you speak English?
do
Complete the sentence with a helping verb: A: Where is Ann? B: I _____ not know.
do
Complete the sentence with a helping verb: What's funny? Why _____ you laughing?
are
Complete the sentence with a helping verb: It _______ raining. I ______ not want to go out in the rain.
is, do
Put the verbs in the correct form: A: Where is Tom? B: He _______ (have) a shower now.
is having
Put the verbs in the correct form: I ________(not/watch) TV very often.
don't
Put the verbs in the correct form: She's tired. She _______(want) to go home now.
wants
Put the verbs in the correct form: How often_________(you/ read) books?
do you read
Put the verbs in the correct form: Excuse me, you _______ (sit) in my sit now.
are sitting
Put the verbs in the correct form: Paul ________(load) the dishwasher now.
is loading
Put the verbs in the correct form: Martin usualy __________ (hang) out the washing
hangs
Put the verbs in the correct form: Linda _______(take) out the rubbish at the moment.
is taking
Put the verbs in the correct form: A: _________(you/load) the washing machine? B: Yes, I am
Are you loading
Put the verbs in the correct form: My mum usually _________(clear) the table, but now I________(do) it
clears, am doing
Put the verbs in the correct form: My sister never _______(vacuum) her room.
vacuums
Put the verbs in the correct form: My dad ________ (look) after me and my little brother now, because my mum is at work
is looking
