Period 3 – 02 – Grammar
Period 3 – 02 – Grammar
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Skill: Grammar-StativeVerbs. ‘Agree’ is a state verb and is rarely used in the continuous form. Use the present simple: ‘don’t agree’.
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Skill: Grammar-Tenses. The question asks about an action happening right now, so we use present continuous: ‘is happening’.
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Question 3 of 10
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Skill: Grammar-Tenses. The first blank refers to a general preference (present simple: ‘don’t enjoy’), while the second refers to the current party (present continuous: ‘am enjoying’).
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Skill: Grammar-Tenses. The first blank describes an action happening now (present continuous: ‘is talking’), while the second describes a general truth (present simple: ‘takes’).
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Skill: Grammar-Tenses. The first blank describes a regular routine (present simple: ‘works’), while the second describes what’s happening today (present continuous: ‘is taking’).
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Skill: Grammar-StativeVerbs. When ‘look’ means ‘appear’ or ‘seem’, it’s a state verb and uses present simple: ‘looks’.
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Skill: Grammar-Tenses. When ‘look’ is an action (directing one’s gaze), it uses present continuous: ‘is looking’.
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Skill: Grammar-StativeVerbs. When ‘think’ means ‘have an opinion’, it’s a state verb and uses present simple: ‘do you think’.
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Skill: Grammar-Tenses. When ‘think’ means ‘using mental process’, it’s an action and uses present continuous: ‘are you thinking’.
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Question 10 of 10
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Skill: Grammar-StativeVerbs. The first ‘have’ is an action (taking a shower – present continuous: ‘is having’), while the second ‘have’ means possess/has scheduled (present simple: ‘has’).