A Complete the short dialogues with the Present Simple or the Present Progressive of the verbs in brackets. 1. A: you B: Thanks for the invitation, Ted, but we her on Sundays. 2. A: I'm worried about Frank. He B: The problem is that he never 3. A: Liam all this week. B: Why is that? Is he ill? A: No, he's OK, but he (want) to go fishing with me on Sunday? 4. A: What's wrong, Mary? You B: It's nothing really. I next week and I (have) lunch with our Aunt Sally. We always visit (seem) a bit nervous lately. (talk) about his problems to anybody. (love) spending time with his friends, but he (study) hard for his exams. (look) very sad. (think) about my friend Fay. She (hate) the idea of not seeing her again. (not plan) to go out at (move) to Florida BLIVEWORKSHEE​

A: Do you go (go) to church every Sunday?

B: Thanks for the invitation, Ted, but we go (go) to church on Sundays.

A: I'm worried about Frank. He never talks (talk) about his problems to anybody.

B: The problem is that he never talks (talk) about his problems to anybody.

A: Liam has been absent (be) all this week.

B: Why is that? Is he ill?

A: No, he's OK, but he doesn't want (want) to go fishing with me on Sunday?

A: What's wrong, Mary? You look (look) very sad.

B: It's nothing really. I am moving (move) to Florida next week, and I am having (have) lunch with our Aunt Sally. We always visit her on Sundays.

A: Seems (seem) like you've got a lot on your plate.

Please note that in some cases, both the Present Simple and the Present Progressive can be used depending on the context, but I have provided the most common choices.