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I. Underline the correct tense.

1.Ann sees Paul putting on his coat and says:’’Where do you go / are going Paul?’’
2.Look at Charles! He had/ has had a new haircut.
3.While I was taking/ took pictures someone stole my bag.
4.He has had/ had a car since he was 18.
5.Look, it rains/ has been raining.
6.They always visit/ have been visiting always their parents at Christmas.
7.Look! The dog eats/ is eating your ice-cream.

1. Ann sees Paul putting on his coat and says:’’Where do you go / are going Paul?’’ 2. Look at Charles! He had/ has had a new haircut. 3. While I was taking/ took pictures someone stole my bag. 4. He has had/ had a car since he was 18. 5. Look, it rains/ has been raining. 6. They always visit/ have been visiting always their parents at Christmas. 7. Look! The dog eats/ is eating your ice-cream.