Present tenses

'Have you bought any new books recently?'

Yes. actually, I .................... two this week.

• buy

• have bought

• have been buying

• am buying

'What time does the film start?'

'I think it ......................at 7 p.m.'

• is starting

• has been starting

• has started

• starts

To express changing or developing situations we use .............. tense.

I have known my best friend ........... our childhood.

'Have you been for a walk?'

'Yes. I often ......... for walks in the evenings.'

• going

• go

• have gone

• have been

For sports commentaries, reviews and narration we use ........... tense.

They ............... to their new house in September.

• has moved

• have moved

• are moving

• move

The ................................. is used to express anger, annoyance or irritation.

'What is Jane doing these days?'

'She ................... for a job for six months.'

• has been looking

• has looked

• is looking

• looks

Jack and Jill .................. in the school choir twice a week.