Mr and Mrs Thomson ____ (not cook) every evening, but tonight they ____ (make) spaghetti and tomato sauce.
Their son Jack usually ___ (watch) TV before dinner, but today he ___ (play) chess with his sister Lucy.
Present Continuous: I / tidy / my bedroom / right now
Jack ___ (not play) with Lucy very often.
A: _______ you with that heavy suitcase? B: No, that’s fine, ________ . .
Philip, please hang out the ______ in the garden. And don’t forget to make your ______! Mum
Present Continuous: what / you / cooking?
Sam, please clear the ____ after breakfast and load the _______ . Then vacuum the _______ ..
Present Continuous: they / not / make / their beds
People who like planning everything are ______ .
organised
We ____ (love) sports. Right now we ___ (play) tennis.
At the moment he ____ (not win). He isn’t happy about that.
People who tell everybody what to do are ____
bossy
A: _____ any help with the cooking? B: Yes, please.
Tina ____ (do) a History quiz at the moment. She __ (know) the answers to all the questions.
A: Can you help me with the chores, please? B: Yes, _____. What can I do?
Present Continuous: she / set / the table / for dinner?
People who don’t get upset easily are _____ .
easy-going
People who can wait a long time are _____
patient
Good morning, kids! Don’t forget to do the chores! Linda, be a good girl and feed the ______ . Then water all the ______ . .
People who don't talk a lot are ____
quiet
A: Can you set the table for dinner, please? B: ______, I can’t. I’m busy right now.