I (a)   in a bank. (to work)

Daniel (a)   with Sophie. (to dance)

When you (a)   , it is important to use adjectives in their correct order. (to write)

My parents and I (a)   a movie at the moment. (to watch)

(a)   Julie going to the party?

Kimberly and Beatrice (a)   very well. (to sing)

He (a)   rice and beans. (to eat / not)

I (a)   a delicious sandwich. (to have)

You and I (a)   to the restaurant right now. (to go / not)

The cat (a)   on the sofa. (to sleep)

(a)   they traveling to London?

What (a)   you doing right now?

The children (a)   for the test. (to study)

I (a)   Dutch now. (to learn)

That woman (a)   on the phone. (to talk)

Scott (a)   a horse. (to ride / not)

Valerie (a)   her mother to finish fixing the lunch. (to help)

Lillian (a)   a beautiful dress. (to wear)

My husband (a)   the dishes. (to wash)