Present and Past, Simple and Continuous

My mother (have) a driving lesson twice a week.

• is having

• have

• had

• has

Gordon? I think he (write) a letter at the moment.

• write

• writes

• wrote

• is writing

Right now, Margaret (have) a shower. Do you want to ring later?

• is having

• has

• had

• have

John (always/use) my bike! It's so annoying!

• always uses

• uses always

• is always using

• does always use

(you/ play) music up there? It's really noisy!

• Do you play

• Are you playing

• Do you playing

• Is you playing

I (usually/ buy) a special ticket each week for the bus because it's cheaper.

• am usually buying

• usually buys

• usually buy

• bought

enjoy/ many people/ spending/ on the beach/ time/ on holiday.

• Many people spending enjoy time on the beach on holiday.

• Many people enjoy time spending on holiday on the beach.

• Many people enjoy spending time on the beach on holiday.

• Spending time enjoy many people on the beach on holiday.

We (not go) to the theatre very often.

• doesn't go

• don't go

• are not going

• didn't go

A good friend (know) when you're upset about something.

• knows

• know

• do know

• is knowing

(you/watch) this program or can I turn the TV off?

• Do you watch

• Are you watching

• you are watching

• you watch