I do/’m doing my homework now, so I can’t come to the park.
I'm doing
Martin ... (swim) in the sea when it ... (start) raining heavily.
was swimming/started
Do you have/Are you having your dinner now?
Are you having
These books belong/are belonging to Simon.
are belonging
Ben speaks more quickly than Greg. Ronan speaks the most quickly.
Greg speaks the slowest.
Ronan speaks more slowly than Greg.
The weather in my country is really hot in the summer, so it is difficult to keep our house warm/cool.
cool
Name 5 adjectives to describe a home.
Cold, light, attractive, bright, cool, peaceful, cosy, warm, etc.
My mum teaches/is teaching me how to make bread at the moment.
is teaching
My dad can’t take me to football practice because he works/’s working at the moment.
he's working
My mother understands/'s understanding some Italian, but she can’t speak it very well.
understands
Say the email. Englishteach@gmail.com.es
at/dot
Charlie ...(phone) while you ... (play) football.
phoned/were playing
Tourists often take photos of my uncle and aunt’s house because it is so big and cosy/attractive.
attractive
Nick learns maths more slowly than David. Martin learns maths the most quickly.
Martin learns maths more easily than Nick.
Nick learns Maths the most easily
What do you usually do/are you usually doing at the weekends?
do you usually do
My parents don’t play/aren't playing golf on Saturdays.
don't play