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    Learn English > English lessons and exercises > English test #5342: Present or +ing
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    Present or +ing


    Use the present or the progressive form +ing.



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    1. Patrick is not here. He (play) soccer at the moment.
    2. You often (go) to the cinema.
    3. No, I (not/have) much time
    4. Where is mum? She is in the kitchen, she (prepare) the meal.
    5. Larry (not/do) his homework at the moment.
    6. he (sleep) just now.
    7. Yes he (be) tired.
    8. It is understandable, he sometimes (go) to bed late.
    9. What (do / you) every Saturday?
    10. I (visit) my grandmother every Sunday.
    11. Where (live / she)?
    12. How often (come/ you) to see her?
    13. We (never/see) them.
    14. Why (never/come/ they) here?
    15. Jane (not/cook), she is in the garden.
    16. I (not/see) Barry.
    17. (think/you) he is here?
    18. No he (not/be) here.
    19. John often (go) for a walk with friends
    20. Robert (play) the piano, you must not disturb him.







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