Unit 1 Grammar in Action A Complete the sentences with the correct form of the verbs. Use present tenses. 1 Andrew and I 2 We 3 I'm absolutely exhausted! I 4 Students at university often 5 We 6 7 8 9 At the moment, I summer holidays. Unfortunately, my colleagues and I summer. Getting into a good university every year! How long 10 11 12 Christopher 13 Helen 14 Teachers hardly ever sixteen today. 15 Quick! The train BCircle the correct words. Jessica: Zac: Jessica: Zac: Jessica: Zac: Jessica: Zac: Jessica: Zac: Jessica: Hi Zac. Can you hear me? Yes, I can! (be) best friends since we were at college. (not know) when our cousins' flight (arrive) this afternoon. (revise) for my final exams all evening. (share) a room in the halls of residence. (walk) for an hour and I still can't see our car! Where is it? (you / remember) where the advertising company is? (work) at a campsite to earn some extra money for (not take) time off work since last (become) more and more difficult (you / surf) on the Net? It's eleven o'clock and it's time for b (Sarah/live) in Canada since we last saw her? (just/design) a fantastic new website for me and it (look) great! (not like) the idea of online learning very much. She (prefer) to be in a classroom with a teacher. (encourage) students to leave school at the age c (not leave) yet and we can still make it. What (1) do you do / are you doing right now? Are you busy? Oh, I'm in the living room and I (2) watch /'m watching TV. Really? Well, I (3) 'm working/'ve been working on a project for work all morning and I (4) think / 'm thinking about taking a break and going out for a while. (5) Do you want / Are you wanting to jo me? The weather is beautiful. Actually, not now, Jessica. Formula 1 is on TV and the race (6) isn't finished / hasn't finished yet. Oh, I (7) see /'m seeing. What's the matter? Well, it's just that you (8) 're always watching/'ve always watched Formula 1! Boring ... That's not true and it's not boring! I (9) rarely stay/'m rarely staying at home on Sundays. My cousins (10) have just arrived/just arrived from Italy and Mum (11) is cooking/cooks dinner at th moment. The race (12) is finishing / finishes in an hour - why don't we meet for a drink at the café a three o'clock? That (13) sounds/is sounding great! See you there.
