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PRESENT SIMPLE AND PRESENT CONTINUOUS

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1. Respond as in the example:

A.

Example:

A: Tom's making a lot of mistakes!

B: But he doesn't usually make mistakes.

1. Steve's answering the telephone! 2. Paul's taking the child­ren to school! 3. Mike's helping his wife! 4. Jack's looking after the baby! 5. Peter's walking the dog! 6. Steve's carrying his wife's basket! 7. John's cleaning the window! 8. The Baxters are spending their holidays at home! 9. They are working late! 10. The dog's sleeping on your bed! 11. Mary's driving her husband's car!

 

B.

Example:

A: Mike usually smokes Turkish cigarettes.

B: But today he's smoking French cigarettes.

He usually...

1. drives a German car; 2. travels by air; 3. lectures in Spanish; 4. reads a German paper; 5. plays Italian music; 6. drinks English beer; 7. uses an English dictionary; 8. has lunch in a Japanese restaurant; 9. listens to the news in English; 10. writes in Spanish; 11. speaks English; 12. goes to Indian films; 13. sits beside Mar­garet; 14. walks to his office.

2. Make up dialogues by analogy.

A.

Example:

Why are you smiling? (happy) - Why are you smiling?

- I’m smiling because I’m happy. I always smile when I’m happy.

1. Why are you crying? (sad) 2. Why is he shouting? (angry) 3. Why is she smoking? (nervous) 4. Why is he drinking? (thirsty) 5. Why are they going to Stanley’s Restaurant? (hungry) 6. Why is he going to the doctor? (ill) 7. Why are they shivering? (cold) 8. Why are they perspiring? (hot) 9. Why is she yawning? (tired) 10. Why is he blushing? (embarrassed). 11. Why is Henry getting pale? (scared). 12. Why is Terry running? (late). 13. Why are they playing cards? (bored) 14. Why are they hiding? (terrified) 15. Why is Jack closing his eyes? (sleepy).

 

B.

Example:

What are you doing? (practise the piano) - What are you doing?

- I’m practising the piano.

- Do you practise the piano very often?

- Yes, I do. I practise the piano every day.

1. What’s Edward doing? (bake bread) 2. Who is Mrs Lopez calling? (her daughter in San Francisco) 3. What’s Jane doing? (swim) 4. Who are you writing to? (my uncle) 5. What are Mr and Mrs Green doing? (exercise) 6. Who is Walter visiting? (his neighbours across the street) 7. What are you doing? (read Shakespeare) 8. Who is Mrs Morgan writing to? (her son in the army) 9. What are you and your friend doing? (study English). 10. Who is Mr Davis arguing with? (his landlord) 11. What’s Mary doing? (write to her parents) 12. What are the students complaining about? (their homework) 13. What’s your neighbour doing? (play baseball with his son) 14. Who is Mr Black shouting at? (his employees) 15. What are Mr and Mrs Baker doing? (meditate)

 

3. Fill in the blanks as in the example.

Example:

Tony is playing the guitar today. - That’s strange! He never plays the guitar.

1. My sister is cooking dinner today. That’s strange! She never ___.
2. The children are studying English today. That’s strange! They never ___.
3. I am cleaning my room today. That’s strange! You never ___.
4. David is playing with his brother. That’s strange! He never ___.
5. The cat ___ in the garage today. That’s strange! It never sleeps in the garage.
6. Mr and Mrs Wilson ___. That’s strange! They never dance.
7. Our mother ___ the dishes today. That’s strange! She never ___ the dishes.
8. Our teacher ___ today. That’s strange! She never smiles.
9. We’re watching TV today. That’s strange! You never ___.
10. Mr and Mrs Jones ___ the newspaper today. That’s strange! They never read the newspaper.
11. Sally is helping her sister today. That’s strange! She never ___.
12. My brother and I ­­___ football today. That’s strange! You never play football.
13. My mother and father are shouting. That’s strange! They never ___.
14. I’m ___ coffee today. That’s strange! You never ___.
15. My grandfather is listening to rock and roll music. That’s strange! He never ___.

 



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