Put the verbs in brackets in the correct tense forms of Present Simple, Present Perfect or Present Continuous. - I (to learn) Italian for 3 years, but still I (not understand) very much. - What are you doing? - I (to write) a letter. - You (to sit) at the desk for 2 hours already. I sit a difficult letter? - Yes, I (to decide) to resign from my job. - But how do you know you don’t like it? - You (to work) there only for a month. - I like it. But I (to find) a better job. It’s in Brazil and I am going to accept it. - But how you (know) you will like it there? - You (never be) out of England before. - That doesn’t matter. Some friends of mine (to live) there at the moment. - They will look after me. - You are very lucky, really. I (to try) to find a job for months. I (to be) to endless interviews, but I’m not so lucky as you are. - Well, obviously you (to apply) for the wrong kinds of job. Don’t worry. - You’ll find soon.
