Choose the correct form of the verb.
1. My brother doesn’t watch / isn’t watching television very often.
2. He speaks / is speaking three languages.
3. Can you hear those people? What do they speak / are they speaking about?
4. I go / am going to my friend’s house.
5. He usually enjoys / is enjoying all trips, but he doesn’t enjoy / isn’t enjoying this one very much.
6. How does Nick get on / is Nick getting on at school?
7. Who sings / is singing? – It’s my neighbour. He always sings / is singing in the bathroom.
8. Stop disturbing me! Can’t you see I work / am working?
9. I’m sorry it’s so noisy, but we move / are moving the furniture.
10. I send / am sending E-mails to my friend in Africa every week.
11. I read / am reading a good book about the history of Britain.
12. We read / are reading a lot of French books every year.
13. We are at a party. We have / are having a great time!
14. How often do you read / are you reading newspapers?
15. Look! Someone sits / is sitting in your place.