Simple Present Vs. Present Progressive | Business Partner 1

Marcos _____ on the computer every day.

• work

• works

• working

• worked

Answer explanation

Use the "Simple Present" to talk about routines and add an extra "s" to the verb in affirmative sentences.

Ex: Marcos works on the computer every day.

Martha ______ meetings with her boss every Friday.

• have

• has

• had

• having

Mark and I are ______ our reports right now!

• write

• wrote

• writing

• writes

Jessica _____ the marketing team for UMET.

• manage

• manages

• managed

• managing

John is ______ a meeting tomorrow morning.

• having

• have

• had

• has

Marcos _____ teach classes on Mondays.

• doesn't

• don't

• didn't

• does

Answer explanation

Use "doesn't" to talk about routines in a negative form with "he - she - it"

Ex: Marcos doesn't teach classes on Mondays.

I'm not _______ to work tomorrow morning.

• come

• coming

• came

_____ Martha have English clases every Tuesday?

• Does

• Do

• Did

• Is

Answer explanation

Use "Does" with "he - she - it" to ask questions about routines.

Ex: Does Martha have English classes every Tuesdays?

___ Sheila studying now?

• Does

• Is

• Do

• Did

Answer explanation

Use the "Present Progressive" to ask questions about actions happening now.

____ you go to work by metro every day?

• Does

• Do

• Are

• Did

Answer explanation

Use "Do" with "I - you - we - they" to ask questions about routines.

Ex: Do you go to work by metro every day?