Sarah always brushes / is brushing her teeth at nine o'clock., brushes, is brushing, The children read / are reading at the moment., read, are reading, We watch / are watching the TV now., watch, are watching, Grandpa works / is working every day., works, is working, Does she sometimes play / is playing the guitar?, play, is playing, They don't listen / aren't listening to music now., don't listen, aren't listening, Laura has / is having breakfast at eight o'clock every day., has, is having, My friends often play / are playing tennis., play, are playing, Peter doesn't skate / isn't skating in the park now., doesn't skate, isn't skating, Are you have / having lunch at the moment?, have, having, It's bedtime. George gets / is getting undressed., gets, is getting, The pirate has got a long, black beard., The girl has got straight, blond hair., The boy has got short, curly hair., He has got a big moustache., He is thin and tall., She hasn't got curly, fair hair.

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