He tastes / is tasting the soup at the moment to see if it needs more salt., tastes, is tasting, They are visiting / visit their grandparents every Sunday., are visiting, visit, What do you think / are you thinking the best way to overcome stress is?, do you think, are you thinking, Larry never goes / is going out after midnight., goes, is going, We think / are thinking of moving to Wales., think, are thinking, Jack always is wearing / wears a suit to the office., is wearing, wears, It isn’t true. I am not believing / don’t believe it., am not believing, don’t believe, Please be quiet. I am trying / try to concentrate., am trying, try, Martha stays / is staying with Jill for the time being., stays, is staying, Marilyn doesn’t watch / isn’t watching horror films., doesn’t watch, isn’t watching, How are you going / do you go to work every day?, are you going, do you go, I can’t come with you tonight. I am seeing / see an old friend., am seeing, see, I think / am thinking that you should find another job., think, am thinking, Well done! I am admiring / admire your courage., am admiring, admire, He is thinking / thinks of buying a house in the country., is thinking, thinks, This perfume smells / is smelling awful., smells, is smelling

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