A1_A2_Word Formation_Week 4

She ... to school every day.

• goes (Present Simple)
• going (Present Continuous)
• go (Present Simple)
• is going (Present Continuous)

Answer explanation

We need the Present Simple tense to describe a daily routine.

They ... football right now.

• play (Present Simple)
• playing (Present Continuous)
• plays (Present Simple)
• are playing (Present Continuous)

Answer explanation

We need the Present Continuous tense to describe an action happening right now.

I ... my homework in the evening.

• do (Present Simple)
• doing (Present Continuous)
• does (Present Simple)
• am doing (Present Continuous)

Answer explanation

We need the Present Simple tense to describe a regular activity.

Right now, she ... breakfast.

• has (Present Simple)
• having (Present Continuous)
• is having (Present Continuous)
• have (Present Simple)

Answer explanation

We need the Present Continuous tense to describe an action happening right now.

We ... to music every day.

• listen (Present Simple)
• listening (Present Continuous)
• listens (Present Simple)
• are listening (Present Continuous)

Answer explanation

We need the Present Simple tense to describe a habitual action.

They ... TV at the moment.

• watch (Present Simple)
• watches (Present Simple)
• are watching (Present Continuous)
• watching (Present Continuous)

Answer explanation

We need the Present Continuous tense to describe an action happening right now.

He ... his teeth every morning.

• brush (Present Simple)
• brushing (Present Continuous)
• brushes (Present Simple)
• is brushing (Present Continuous)

Answer explanation

We need the Present Simple tense to describe a daily routine.

I ... for my keys right now.

• look (Present Simple)
• looking (Present Continuous)
• am looking (Present Continuous)
• looks (Present Simple)

Answer explanation

We need the Present Continuous tense to describe an action happening right now.

She ... in a small town.

• lives (Present Simple)
• living (Present Continuous)
• live (Present Simple)
• is living (Present Continuous)

Answer explanation

We need the Present Simple tense to describe a fact or a permanent situation.

We ... to the park every weekend.

• goes (Present Simple)
• go (Present Simple)
• are going (Present Continuous)
• going (Present Continuous)

Answer explanation

We need the Present Simple tense to describe a habitual action.