(a)   they work late usually?

Are you (a)   tonight?

He is (a)   tennis right now

The film (a)   at 8 o clock

Bob (a)   in a reaturant

We (a)   on holiday

My husband (a)   the food while I'm cooking! It's very annoying.

She (a)   a bath every evening. 

A: Where’s Luke? B: He (a)   (see) the doctor now. 

He’s (a)   a party at the weekend. 

This coffee doesn’t (a)   right. 

We’re (a)    John and Susie next weekend. 

What do you (a)   about the new government?  

The waiter  (a)   the wine now.  

A: What is that child doing?
B: He (a)   silly. 

Are you hungry? Do you (a)   a sandwich?  

. A: What are you doing? B: I’m (a)   about my ex-boyfriend. 

 I’m (a)   fun today! 

I (a)   Julie every Tuesday. 

A: How’s the cake? B: It (a)   funny. 

Are you (a)   a good time at the moment? 

The chef always (a)   the food before he serves it. 

She (a)   a headache. 

They don’t (a)   a car. 

You (always play) music so loud. It irritates me!  (a)  

 What's that noise? Somebody (play) the piano.  (a)  

'Where is Kate?' 'She (watch) TV in the living room.'  (a)  

 My brother (not like) animals.  (a)  

She (have) a shower at the moment. (a)  

 I'm looking at that woman, she (wear) a nice dress.  (a)  

We (a)   from Spain.

 Right now she (run) down a hill.  (a)  

Stop it! You (a)   me.

This year she (a)   in Spain but Poland is actually her home country. 

I (a)   it.

They (a)   to do it now. 

My dog (not eat) vegetables.  (a)  

Every month I (a)   my aunt in Malibu.

On weekdays we (a)   at seven o'clock.

At the moment he (a)   music.

I always (a)   a glass of water in the morning

The sun (a)   in the east.

Mary usually (a)   lunch at half past twelve.

In summer it (a)   much.