A: Hi. Can I help you?

B: Can I (a)   on please?

A: Of course, the changing rooms are over there.

A: I think I like this t-shirt.

B: (a)   is it?

A It’s £19.99.

A: Do you do a student (a)   ?

B: Yes, we do. You get 10% off.

A: Great! (a)   pay by credit card?

B: Yes, you can.

A: And Can I have a receipt, (a)   ?

B: Of course. Here you are.

Present Simple or Continuous

Kate: What’s on TV, John?

John: I (a)   ( watch ) the tennis.

I (a)   ( eat ) salad for lunch every day.

Janette: Where are the children?

Robert: In the garden. They (a)   ( play ) football.

At the weekends, my brother (a)   ( spend ) time playing computer games

Novak (a)   ( wear ) a suit to work every day

Let's use CAN , CAN'T , COULD and COULDN'T

When I was a child, I (a)   climb trees easily.

She (a)   speak French very well, but now she is not so sure.

He (a)   play the guitar now. It's quite easy.

They (a)   go to the park yesterday because it was raining.

She (a)   eat nuts because she has an allergy.