English, 14.03.2022 07:50 tyaslovell

Exercise 1: Circle the correct words (From SSA - UNIT 1 - GRAMMAR 1) 1. Wendy always is reading/reads the back page of the newspaper £irst, 2. My parents are having/have dinner at an expensive restaurant tonight,
3. I don't watch/I'm not watching romantic films
4. We_go/are going to the theater once a month.
5. Greg stays/is staying in bed kor the time being,
6. I hardly ever wear/am wearing shoes in the house,
7. How are you getting/do you get to school every day?
8. Can you be quiet please? I try/am trying to do some work
9. What do you do/are you doing at the moment?
10. Does she come/Is she coming out with us on Friday?

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