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  • At the moment, I (train / 'm training) for a race, so I (spend / 'm spending) a lot of time on my bike.
    'm training / spend or I'm spending
  • They / eat / crisps. (use always and present continuous)
    They are always eating crisps.
  • an / hour / I / more / hardly ever / spend / than / there
    I hardly ever spend more than an hour there.
  • every / Friday. / Friends / go / we / our / out / with
    We go out with our friends every Friday.
  • an / for / half / hour. / I / run / sometimes
    I sometimes run for half an hour.
  • a / go / gym / I / the / to / twice / week
    I go to the gym twice a week
  • She / talk / about her job. (use always and present continuous)
    She is always talking about her job.
  • always / exhausted / gets / home, / he's / when / he
    When he gets home he's always exhausted.
  • My friends / ring / me late at night (use always and present continuous)
    my friends are always ringing me late at night.
  • Cycling is good because it (helps / is helping) our general fitness.
    helps
  • Many people (take up / are taking up) cycling these days
    are taking up
  • I / I'm / listen / music/ running. / to / usually / while
    I usually listen to music while I'm running.
  • I (go / am going) cycling regularly, but only on small roads where there aren't many cars.
    go
  • he / forget / my birthday (use always and present continuous)
    He is always forgetting my birthday.
  • When we cycle, we (use up / are using up) more energy than when we (walk / are walking.
    use up / walk
  • rarely / watch / TV / you / the / week. / during
    You rarely watch TV during the week.
  • Our tennis trainer / tell / us to train hard.(use always and present continuous)
    Our tennis trainer is always telling us to train hard.
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