Complete the dialogues. Use "present simple" or "present progressive".
1) — What you (do) at about 9 o’clock tonight?
— I (not know) yet.
2) — What you (think) about?
— My brother. I often (think) about him these days.
3) — You (fly) to the sea or (go) there by train?
— I (fly); my flight is tomorrow morning.
4) — It’s five p.m. Where is John? He always (come) home about this time.
— I (think) he (work) in the library. He (have) a test tomorrow.
5) — Usually Mary (not make) mistakes in her spelling, but her yesterday’s quiz was rather bad.
— Was it? She (know) the result? If she (do), I’m sure she (learn) the words at the moment.

1) — What are you doing at about 9 o’clock tonight?— I don't know yet. 2) — What are you thinking about?— My brother. I often think about him these days. 3) — Are you flying to the sea or going there by train?— I'm flying; my flight is tomorrow morning. 4) — It’s five p.m. Where is John? He always comes home about this time. — I think he's working in the library. He's having a test tomorrow. 5) — Usually Mary doesn't make mistakes in her spelling, but her yesterday’s quiz was rather bad. — Was it? Does she know the result? If she does, I’m sure she is learning the words at the moment.