Present simple and continuous/ feel and like

What's the question for 'They usually spend their free time READING.'

• How often they spend their free time?

• What do they do in their free time?

• Where do they read?

• What are they reading?

Fill the gap: 'Where ______ he FEEL LIKE ________ this weekend?'

• does/ to do

• does/doing

• do/to do

• do/doing

Which sentence refers to a changing situation?

• She's working on the laptop right now.

• Human beings should care more for the environment.

• Some people are waiting in the queue and the cashier is talking on the phone.

• Older people are feeling more lonely these days.

What's the question for 'She wakes up two or three times a night.'

• How often does she wake up?

• How many times she wakes up?

• How often is she waking up?

• How many times does she wakes up?

The sentence 'I like reading novels.' expresses:

• Something I'm doing now.

• a wish

• A habit

The time expressions 'at the moment' and 'right now' are used for:

• present simple

• present continuous

The sentence 'I FEEL LIKE doing something exciting.' means:

• I enjoy doing something exciting.

• I want to do something exciting.

• I feel something exciting is happening.

What's the question for: 'My sister is cheerful and optimistic.' ?

• What's your sister like?

• What does your sister look like?

• What does your sister like?

What's the question for: 'My partner has got brown hair and wears a beard.'

• What's your partner like?

• What does your partner like?

• What does your partner look like?

In 'I feel people should be more cooperative.' 'Feel' means:

• I really want that

• I'm sorry people aren't

• I think that