Be quiet, please! I _____ for my exam right now. (to study), Be quiet, please! I am studying for my exam right now., She usually ___ to work by bus, but today she ___ her car. (to go / to drive), She usually goes to work by bus, but today she is driving her car., ___ (you / to listen) to me at the moment, or ___ (you / to think) about something else?, Are you listening to me at the moment, or are you thinking about something else?, He _____ as a chef in a restaurant. (to work), He works as a chef in a restaurant., Look! The children _____ in the park. (to play), Look! The children are playing in the park., I _____ coffee. I prefer tea. (not / to like), I don’t like coffee. I prefer tea., _____ (it / to rain) outside now? I need to take an umbrella., Is it raining outside now? I need to take an umbrella., My parents _____ in a small village. (to live), My parents live in a small village., He can't talk right now. He _____ an important email. (to write), He can’t talk right now. He is writing an important email., We _____ TV every evening. (to watch), We watch TV every evening., What ___ (you / to do)? – I ___ for my keys. I can't find them. (to look), What are you doing? – I am looking for my keys. I can't find them., She _____ very fast. I can't understand her. (to speak), She is speaking very fast. I can't understand her., ____ (your brother / to speak) any foreign languages?, Does your brother speak any foreign languages?, Don't turn off the computer. I _____ it. (to use), Don't turn off the computer. I am using it., They _____ to the cinema every Friday. (to go), They go to the cinema every Friday., Why _____ (you / to cry)? Is something wrong?, Why are you crying? Is something wrong?, I _____ this book isn't very interesting. (to think), I think this book isn’t very interesting., He _____ a lot of water during his workouts. (to drink), He drinks a lot of water during his workouts., Shh! The baby _____ . (to sleep), Shh! The baby is sleeping., I _____ you're right about this situation. (to believe), I believe you’re right about this situation..

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