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ONLINE ENGLISH GRAMMAR QUIZ
topic: Simple Present or Present Continuous? | level: Advanced




Choose which verb tense (present/past simple or continuous) fits better.
  1. I always ________ my best.
    a. try
    b. am trying

  2. I'm sorry, ________ to me?
    a. are you talking
    b. did you talk

  3. I ________ to the mountains this weekend.
    a. go
    b. am going

  4. What time ________ lunch?
    a. do you normally eat
    b. are you normally eating

  5. I have to go to bed early tonight because my train ________ at 6 AM tomorrow morning.
    a. is leaving
    b. leaves

  6. We normally eat lunch at noon, but today ________ at 1.
    a. we're eating
    b. we eat

  7. How long ________ the flu.
    a. did you have
    b. were you having

  8. ________ a good time? Yes, I'm really enjoying this.
    a. Are you having
    b. Do you have

  9. We ________ breakfast when she walked into the room.
    a. had
    b. were having

  10. Don't talk so loudly - Brian ________ to sleep.
    a. tries
    b. is trying

  11. I usually ________ my teeth twice a day.
    a. brush
    b. am brushing
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