A : What time ___ (we/meet) John and Liz?

B : The show ___ (start) at 8.00 so we ___ (meet) them at 7.30

• are we meeting / starts / meet

• we meet / is starting / meet

• do we meet / have started / are meeting

• are we meeting / starts / are meeting

A : Where ___ (be) your neighbor?

B : She's away on a business trip. I ___ (look after) her garden at the moment.

A : How often ___ (you/go) to the cinema?

B : About once every two months.

Jude ___ (work) at this company for two years. He is satisfied with his job.

A : ___ (you/see) Linda?

B : No, I think she ___ (be) still at the library.

• Do you see / is being

• Have you seen / is

• Are you seeing / is being

• Have you seen / has been

A : What ___ (you/look for) ?

B : I ___ (look for) my key. I ___ (lose) it.

• do you look for / look for / lost

• do you look for / look for / have lost

• are you looking for / am looking for / have lost

• are you looking for / am looking for / lost

A : ___ (you/be) to the doctor?

B : Yes, I’m getting better.

A : Stan ___ (think) he's so great!

B : I know. They say he ___ (think) of being the prime minister.

• thinks / is thinking

• thinks / think

• is thinking / thinks

A : Why ___ (you/smell) the flowers?

B : They have a wonderful scent.

Write a sentence for this situation. Use for or since.

1) Maria started working as an engineer fourteen years ago.

2) She is still an engineer.