A: __________? B: Sometimes, but I__________ to stop.
Are you smoking/ try
You are smoker/ try
Are you smoking/ 'm trying
Do you smoke/ 'm trying
training/ think/ I/ different/ to/ about/ often/ something/ do/
I often think about training to do something different
I _____the train to work, but they ______ some construction work on the line at the moment.
'm usually taking/ 're doing
usually take/ are doing
'm taking usually/ are sometimes doing
take usually/ doing
Is it correct? They are owning a big house in the countryside.
They own
Is it correct? I'm only stay here for a few days.
I'm only staying here for a few days.
Sorry, I can't speak. I'm working ______
at the moment
right then
at the time
always
Alter, an independent clothes shop ____ three branches in New York City.
have
has been having
has
is having
I _________ on an interesting project in Dubai.
'm currently working
'm sometimes working
'm recently working
'm at the moment working
I'm afraid the coffee machine _____ right now.
isn't worked
hasn't worked
doesn't work
isn't working
A: Excuse me, _________ here? B: Yes, my friend. He ______ a coffee from the vending machine.
Is anyone sitting/ 's just getting
anyone sits/ just gets
Is no-one not sitting here/ gets
does anyone sit/ just is getting
More and more people ____ abroad for their holidays these days.
are going
went
go
is going
What time ____________?
the first train leaving
the first train usually leaves
does the first train leave
is the first train left
A: Hello. Can I help you? B: Yes, ____ Mr Jarvis's office.
I look for
I'm looking at
am I looking for
I'm looking for
Is it correct? We are often eating out in the evenings.
We often eat out in the evenings.
A: What ______ at the moment? B: It's a book by Len Deighton. He ____ thrillers.
are you reading/ writes
are you read/ is usually writing
do you read/ does write
are you reading/ is writing
I think we should stay here. _____ and we ________ an umbrella.
It's rains/ don't have got
It's raining/ haven't
It rains/ aren't having
It's raining/ don't have
Is it correct? Exam results in high school are improving each year.
It's correct!
She ____ goes for a run on Saturday mornings.
ever
usually
recently
currently