Exercise 1. Use the Present Simple or Present Continuous instead of the infinitives in brackets.
1. Bob ___ (watch) the news on TV every morning.
2. I have to go now. It ___ (get) dark.
3. Online courses ___ (require) self-discipline.
4. They ___ (have) a great time at today's party.
5. Who _ he (wait for?) I guess for his mother.
6. How often _ (you/eat out)? Not very often. Once a month.
7. You ___ (look) sad. What's the matter?
8. Would you like some chocolate? No, thanks. I ___ (hate) chocolate.
9. Don't go. Bob still ___ (need) to talk to you.
10. Who ___ (do) the dishes every day in your house? My sister.
11. Why _ you (not/believe) him? He _ (tell) you the truth.
12. Becky _ (live) with some friends until she _ (find) her own apartment.
1. Bob ___ (watch) the news on TV every morning.
2. I have to go now. It ___ (get) dark.
3. Online courses ___ (require) self-discipline.
4. They ___ (have) a great time at today's party.
5. Who _ he (wait for?) I guess for his mother.
6. How often _ (you/eat out)? Not very often. Once a month.
7. You ___ (look) sad. What's the matter?
8. Would you like some chocolate? No, thanks. I ___ (hate) chocolate.
9. Don't go. Bob still ___ (need) to talk to you.
10. Who ___ (do) the dishes every day in your house? My sister.
11. Why _ you (not/believe) him? He _ (tell) you the truth.
12. Becky _ (live) with some friends until she _ (find) her own apartment.
Answers & Comments
2. I have to go now. It's getting dark.
3. Online courses require self-discipline.
4. They are having a great time at today's party.
5. Who is he waiting for? I guess for his mother.
6. How often do you eat out? Not very often. Once a month.
7. You look sad. What's the matter?
8. Would you like some chocolate? No, thanks. I hate chocolate.
9. Don't go. Bob still needs to talk to you.
10. Who does the dishes every day in your house? My sister.
11. Why don't you believe him? He's telling you the truth.
12. Becky lives with some friends until she finds her own apartment.