you say thank you for the present

(a)  

you are inquiring with your teacher

(a)  

You wash yourself

(a)  

He hurries

(a)  

He showers

(a)  

He shaves

(a)  

he is resting

(a)  

He dries off

(a)  

Mrs Meier is complaining about the noise

(a)  

Ms Morrow is mad that her students didn't do their homework

(a)  

Ms Morrow is recovering from the stress

(a)  

I feel well

(a)  

I shave my legs

(a)  

I do my make-up

(a)  

I meet up with my friends

(a)  

I am surprised about your hat

(a)  

I get dressed

(a)  

I am putting on a jacket

(a)  

you are taking care of the dog

(a)  

Julian is refusing to eat the beans

(a)  

to dry off

(a)  

to get dressed

(a)  

to get angry

(a)  

to rest

(a)  

to say thank you

(a)  

to hurry

(a)  

to hurry up

(a)  

to complain

(a)  

to shower

(a)  

to decide

(a)  

to recover

(a)  

to catch a cold

(a)  

to inquire

(a)  

to be happy

(a)  

to feel

(a)  

to brush your hair

(a)  

to take care of

(a)  

shave

(a)  

to be ashamed

(a)  

to do your make up

(a)  

to meet

(a)  

to arrange to meet

(a)  

to wash oneself

(a)  

to refuse

(a)  

to be surprised

(a)  

She combs herself

(a)  

she must hurry up

(a)  

she is arranging a meeting/date with her friends

(a)  

Why are you choosing the red flowers?

(a)  

We shower

(a)  

we have caught a cold

(a)