Choose the correct words to complete the sentence using the present continuous form of the verb.

A: Hi Susan. How's your brother? __________ (study) these days?

B: No, he isn't. He finished school last month.

• He studies

• Are he studying

• Is he studying

• Is he studies

Choose the correct words to complete the sentence using the present continuous form of the verb.

A: Hi Carlos. Does your sister still work in the bank?

B: No, she doesn't. __________ (work) as a cashier in a grocery store.

• She's working

• She works

• She working

• She's going to work

Choose the correct words to complete the sentence using the present continuous form of the verb.

A: Is that Isabel over there? __________ (wait) for?

B: She's waiting for her brother.

• Who does she wait

• Who's she wait

• Is she waiting

• Who's she waiting

Choose the correct words to complete the sentence using the present continuous form of the verb.

A: Hi George. Are your mom and dad at home tonight?

B: No, they're not. __________ (see) a play tonight.

• They see

• They seeing

• They're seeing

• They will see

Choose the correct words to complete the sentence using the present continuous form of the verb.

A: Hi Lionel. __________ you and Maria _________ (enjoy) your vacation?

B Yes, we are.

• are / enjoying

• is / enjoying

• are / have enjoyed

• is / enjoys

Choose the correct word(s) to change the underlined phrase so that the meaning of the sentence stays the same.

In England, one hundred percent of people aged 4-18 must go to school.

• all

• most

• some

• few

• nearly all

Choose the correct word(s) to change the underlined phrase so that the meaning of the sentence stays the same.

A small percentage of Japanese families have more than three children.

• All

• Most

• Few

• Nearly all

Choose the correct word(s) to change the underlined phrase so that the meaning of the sentence stays the same.

In the United States, 27 percent of young adults live at home with their parents.

• all

• most

• some

• nearly all

Choose the correct word(s) to change the underlined phrase so that the meaning of the sentence stays the same.

In the Netherlands, ninety -nine percent of the people can speak at least two languages.

• all

• most

• some

• few

• nearly all

Choose the correct word(s) to change the underlined phrase so that the meaning of the sentence stays the same.

In Australia, seventy-eight percent of the population live within 50 km of the sea.

• all

• most

• some

• few

• nearly all