Present tenses

There are my binoculars. I ... for it everywhere! (A) have been looking (B) have looking (C) look (D) having looked

The department heads frequently ... with the overseas marketing team. (A) to meet (B) will meet (C) meet (D) are meeting

Every month, we ... a monthly business meeting. (A) will have (B) have (C) is having (D) has

We are now ... our efforts to provide better services to our customers. (A) increase (B) increasing (C) increases (D) increased

A good supervisor ... encouragement to employees working on the assembly-line. (A) gave (B) is giving (C) given (D) gives

We ... against five other firms for that contract. (A) compete (B) has competed (C) are competing (D) have been competed

My executive ... very sympathetic with me going to work late these days because my son has been in hospital. (A) have been (B) has been (C) is (D) are

The public library usually ... no fees for local residents to borrow books. (A) will charge (B) charging (C) to charge (D) charges

I look forward ... your email. (A) receive (B) to receive (C) to receiving (D) to be receiving