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I _____ usually ____ (not cook)
I don't usually cook red meat.
How often ______ you _____ seafood? (have)
How often do you have seafood?
I ______ the diet in my country _____ worse (think, get)
I think the diet in my country is getting worse.
You look sad. What _____ you _______ about? (think)
What are you thinking about?
What _____ your mother _____?! It ______ delicious! (make, smell)
What is your mother making?! It smells delicious!
We ______ takeaway pizzas once a week (order)
We order takeaway pizzas once a week.
______ your boyfriend ____ how to cook fish? (know)
Does your boyfriend know how to cook fish?
Don't eat the spinach if you _____ _______ it. (not like)
.... if you don't like it.
____ you _____ any vitamins at the moment? (take)
Are you taking any vitamins at the moment?
I _______ high cholesterol so I never _____ fried food (have, eat)
I have high cholesterol, so I never eat fried foods.
Your cake is wonderful! It tastes / is tasting like one my mother used to make.
It tastes like one my mother used to make. (present simple)
I didn't use to like oily fish, but now I love / I'm loving it!
But now I love it! (present simple)
Do we need / Are we needing to go shopping today?
Do we need to go shopping today? (present simple)
My mom thinks / is thinking my diet is awful these days.
My moms thinks my diet is awful these days (present simple)
We've had an argument and now we don't speak / aren't speaking to each other.
We aren't speaking to each other (present continuous)
The bill seems / is seeming very expensive to me.
The bill seems very expensive to me (present simple)
"The head chef is ill, so he doesn't work / isn't working today."
The head chef is ill, so he isn't working today (Present continuous)
" Kate doesn't want / isn't wanting to have dinner now. She isn't hungry."
"Kate doesn't want to have dinner now." (Present simple)
"Come on, let's order. The waitress comes / is coming.
The waitress is coming (present continuous)
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