WorksheetsLevel Test
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 17mins
Non-progressive or not? Which sentence(s) is/are correct? (Choose A, B or both.)
I don't agree with you.
l'm not agreeing with you.
Non-progressive or not? Which sentence(s) is/are correct?
I always watch the 10 o'clock news on TV.
l'm watching the 10 o'clock news now.
Non-progressive or not? Which sentence(s) is/are correct?
I don't know what you mean by 'unfair'.
I don't know what you're meaning by 'unfair'.
Non-progressive or not? Which sentence(s) is/are correct?
I usually listen to the radio while l'm working.
l'm working and l'm listening to the radio at the sarne time.
Non-progressive or not? Which sentence(s) is/are correct?
l'm realising that you're angry with me.
I realise that you're angry with me.
Non-progressive or not? Which sentence(s) is/are correct?
Now I understand what you're saying.
Now l'm understanding what you're saying.
Non-progressive or not? Which sentence(s) is/are correct?
l'm not minding waiting if you aren't ready yet.
I don't mind waiting if you aren't ready yet.
Non-progressive or not? Which sentence(s) is/are correct?
l'm not sure if l'm coming; it depends on the weather.
l'm not sure if l'm coming; it's depending on the weather.
Non-progressive or not? Which sentence(s) is/are correct?
lt isn't mattering if you aren't ready yet.
lt doesn't matter if you aren't ready yet.
Non-progressive or not? Which sentence(s) is/are correct?
l'm liking this soup. What's in it?
l'm not enjoying this soup. lt's too salty.
Will, going to and present progressive.
Do you know Carol's train arrives at 6.30?' 'Yes, I do. She knows that (a) her at the station. (I'm meeting / I'll meet)
l'm sure (a) this film. lt's one of my favourites. (you're liking / you're going to like)
'Does Sam know that we're leaving at 9 o'clock?' 'I don't think so (a) him now: (l'm going to tell / I'll tell)
Look out! (a) yourself if you're not careful. (You're hurting / You'll hurt)
(a) lunch with my boss at 1 o'clock tomorrow. We arranged it last week. (I'm having / I'll have)
(a) lunch with my boss at 1 o'clock tomorrow. We arranged it last week. (I'm having / I'll have)
Don't buy Joe an expensive watch; you know (a) it. (he's going to lose / he'll lose)
I was right about him. Maybe (a) to me next time. (you're listening / you'll listen)
ln these sentences the simple present is used to talk about the future. Check the ones that are correct.
What time does your sister's plane land?
When it stops raining, we can go for a walk.
I explain everything to you and you'II understand.
When we get to the station, where do I buy my ticket?
You pay on the train, not at the station.
ln these sentences the simple present is used to talk about the future. Check the ones that are correct.
'I can't find my keys: 'Don't worry. I help you look for them.'
When is your appointment with the dentist?
Margaret and John come with us to the theatre next week.
