You want to learn about a friend’s current life. What general question can you ask?, a. What are you doing these days?, b. What do you do at this exact moment?, c. What you are doing these days?, d. Are you do anything these days?, Your classmate is working these days. What follow-up question can you ask about the job?, a. Where you working every day?, b. Is your job interesting?, c. Are your job interesting?, d. Does your job working?, You want to know about the classes a college student is currently taking. What do you ask?, a. What classes do you taking?, b. What classes you are taking?, c. What classes are you taking?, d. What are taking your classes?, You want to know about a friend’s current reading. What do you ask?, a. What do you reading these days?, b. Are you read something these days?, c. What you are reading these days?, d. What are you reading these days?, Your friend says, “I’m watching a new series.” What relevant follow-up question can you ask?, a. Is it interesting?, b. What are you doing yesterday?, c. Do you watch television right now every day?, d. Where is your television living?, You want to know about a classmate’s current music preferences. What do you ask?, a. What music do you listening to?, b. What music are you listening to these days?, c. What music you listen right now these days?, d. Are you listen to music?, You want to find out whether a friend is currently living with their family. What do you ask?, a. Do you living with your family now?, b. Are your family living you now?, c. Are you living with your family now?, d. You are living with your family now?, Your classmate asks, “What are you doing these days?” You are taking an English course. What do you say?, a. I take an English course at this moment every year., b. I taking an English course., c. I’m take an English course these days., d. I’m taking an English course these days., Two classmates are currently studying English. How can you report this similarity?, a. Both classmates are studying English., b. Both classmates studying English., c. Both classmates is studying English., d. The classmates both studies English now., One classmate is working from home, while another is working in an office. How can you report this difference?, a. Both classmates are working in the same place., b. One classmate is working from home, but the other is working in an office., c. One classmate working at home, and the other work in an office., d. The classmates are work from different places.

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