Present tenses

-Your clothes are all wet! (a)  

• am washing
• wash
• have washed
• have been washing

He (a)   (drive) an automatic car before.

• doesn´t drive
• isn´t driving
• hasn´t driven
• hasn´t been driving

More and more women (a)   (train) to become pilots these days.

• train
• are training
• have trained
• have been training

Eric (a)   (always/ live) in that flat.

• always lives
• is always living
• has always lived
• has always been living

(a)   (you/ not/ see) the difference between the two pictures?

• Don´t you see
• Aren´t you seeing
• Haven´t you seen
• Haven´t you been seeing

You look tired, obviously you (a)   (work) all day.

Rhona (a)   (stay) with her aunt this weekend.

• stays
• is staying
• has stayed
• will stay

Why (a)   (he/ drive) on the wrong side of the road?

• does he drive
• is he driving
• has he driven
• has he been driving

Whe Alice is thinking about something, she (a)   (make) funny grunting noises.

The people in the flat upstairs (a)   (disturb) us every night this week.

• disturb
• are disturbing
• have disturbed
• have been disturbing