Present Simple / Present Continuous
A Choose the correct answer.
4. Are you free tonight? We (are having / have) a party.
5. John (is seeing / sees) his girlfriend this evening.
6. We (don’t think / aren’t thinking) this is a good idea.
B Complete the sentences with the correct form of the verbs in brackets. Use the Present Simple or Present Continuous.
5.My grandmother .......................... (not forget) any of her grandchildren’s birthdays.
6.Vegetarians .......................... (not eat) meat.
7............................ you .......................... (come) to the disco with us next Friday?
8.This suitcase .......................... (weigh) about 20 kilos.
C Complete the sentences with the correct form of the verbs in brackets. Use the Present Simple or Present Continuous.
D Complete the passage with the correct form of the verbs in brackets. Use the Present Simple or Present Continuous.
If you 1................................ (love) surfing and 2.............................. (want) to get a university degree, you should go to Plymouth University in Britain. Students who 3.............................. (surf) three or four times a week for fun can now do a degree in surfing, and make a career of it. While surfing 4.............................. (look) easy when you watch from the beach, getting a degree is quite hard to achieve. Jim and Helen are in their last year of school, and 5.............................. (take) their A-levels this summer. They both 6.............................. (own) surfboards, but they 7............................... (not surf) much these days. They 8.............................. (study) very hard for their A- levels. They 9.............................. (know) the academic requirements for acceptance to the surfing course are high, and the course itself is also hard. It 10.............................. (include) oceanography, marine biology, ecology and the design of wetsuits and surfboards, as well as actual surfing. But Jim and Helen both 11.............................. (believe) it’s worth the effort. Let’s wish them luck.