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    Two presents: present continuous, present simple (English exercise n°4 - Please quote this number when contacting us)


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    Two presents: present continuous, present simple
    Use the present continuous or the present simple.
    Warning: only NEGATIVE contracted forms are accepted.
    Examples: ''They're playing'' is NOT accepted. But: ''They aren't playing'' IS accepted.



    English exercise "" created by webmaster (17-06-2004) with The test builder
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    1. The train always (leave) on time.
    2. What's the matter? Why (cry/you)?
    3. That's strange. Our kids (not/watch) TV because they are too tired.
    4. He (not/speak) very good English.
    5. Please be quiet. I (do) my homework!
    6. Where (live/they)?
    7. Listen! John (play) music!
    8. I never (go) to the swimming-pool.
    9. Harold Black is a famous pianist. He (give) two or three concerts every week.
    10. He (travel) a lot and this week he's in New York.
    11. He (stay) at an expensive hotel.
    12. He's at his hotel now. He (have) his breakfast in the dining-room.
    13. He (drink) a cup of coffee, and...
    14. ... he (read) a newspaper.
    15. Harold's always very busy. He (play) the piano regularly.
    16. He (practise) for four hours every day.
    17. He (go) to bed late and...
    18. ... he always (get up) early.
    19. But he sometimes (get) dressed too quickly...
    20. ... and this morning he (wear) one blue sock and one red one!







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