CEA WB p.7 Continuous verb forms

Question 11. An adult goliath beetle (is weighing / weighs / were weighing / weighed) between 70 and 100 grams - the same as an apple!

Question 12. I don't know why everyone (is / was / is being / was being) so irritable today. They're not normally like this.

Question 8. Of all the players you have played against, who is the one you (admire / are admiring / were admiring / have been admiring) the most?

Question 9. As you can see, I (weigh / have been weighing / 'm weighing / was weighing) the flour on my kitchen scales as it's very important to have the right quantity ... there we are, 100 grams exactly.

Question 13. When (are you thinking / do you think / have you been thinking / were you thinking) you'll be able to get the work finished?

Question 2 'No. I (think / thought / have thought / 'm thinking) about how to tell my parents the bad news, that's all.

Question 7. I (see / saw / 'm seeing / was seeing) the chief executive this afternoon - is there anything you want me to say to her?

Question 4. We (admire / have admired / are admiring / were admiring) the painting on the staircase as we came up. Is it a portrait of your grandfather?

Question 14. The good news is that Pamela (expects / has expected / is expecting / will be expecting) a baby early next year.

Question 5. Look at that! I haven't worn these jeans for nearly eight years and they (still fit / still fitted / are still fitting / were still fitting) perfectly!

Question 6. There (appeared / appears / is appearing / was appearing) to have been a mistake in processing your order, Mr Phillips. We do apologise.

Question 3. From the shopkeeper's puzzled expression, I could see that James (has / had / was having / is having) a lot of difficulty making himself understood.w

Question 10. I'm sorry, but I (don't see / didn't see / am not seeing / wasn't seeing) how we can get all this work done by next Tuesday.