Open the brackets, putting the verbs into the correct form, the Present Continuous or the Present Simple. Compare the sentences, try to elicit the difference. 1. Why you (not/listen) to me? – I (listen) to you very attentively. I always (listen) to you attentively.
2. Why you (yawn)? – I (yawn) because I’m very tired and it is already late. I always (yawn) when I’m tired.
3. Do I like our new flat? Sure. It is large and light and it (have) a balcony facing the sea. We (have) a party this Sunday. Can you come?
4. Look! Vivien (wear) the same shoes like me.
5. Why you never (wear) your red jacket? It is so stylish.
6. Look! It (snow). - Oh, how beautiful! This is the first time I’ve seen snow. It (not snow) in my country.
7. Mark Brown is a computer consultant. He (work) for a firm which is based in Geneva but he (work) in Bradford these days. He (set up) a new quality control system at the moment.
8. You know, I (leave) for Warsaw tonight. Му train (leave) at 8 p.m.
9. The river Danube (cut) Budapest in two.
10. Have a smoke, Vic. – No, thank you. I (cut down) on cigarettes. At least, I’m trying to
