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They travel to Europe.
They are traveling to Europe. (Missing "are" and "-ing" - assuming it's a current plan or happening now)
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The children play in the park.
The children are playing in the park. (Missing "are" and "-ing")
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What he wear?
What is he wearing? (Missing "is" and "-ing")
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You listen to music?
What are you doing? (Missing "are" and "-ing")
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He not work today.
He is not working today. (Missing "is" and "-ing")
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The cat sit on the sofa.
The cat is sitting on the sofa. (Missing "is" and "-ing")
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I study for my exam.
I am studying for my exam. (Missing "am" and "-ing")
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She drive to work.
She is driving to work. (Missing "is" and "-ing")
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We learn English.
We are learning English. (Missing "are" and "-ing")
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They watch a movie at the moment.
They are watching a movie at the moment. (Missing "are" and "-ing")
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I read a very interesting book.
I am reading a very interesting book. (Missing "am" and "-ing" - assuming it's happening now)
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She eat lunch.
She is eating lunch. (Missing "is" and "-ing")
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She talk on the phone
She is talking on the phone. (Missing "is" and "-ing")
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The baby sleep.
The baby is sleeping. (Missing "is" and "-ing")
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He play football now.
He is playing football now. (Missing "is" and "-ing")
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I go to the market right now.
I am going to the market right now. (Missing "am" and "-ing")
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They not come to the party.
They are not coming to the party. (Missing "are" and "-ing")
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We wait for the bus.
We are waiting for the bus. (Missing "are" and "-ing")
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He cook dinner.
He is cooking dinner. (Missing "is" and "-ing")
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