Hi, Adam. I'm in the park with some friends. Do you want to join us? At the moment, we're listening to Sue. She's playing the guitar. She's OK. She's getting better. She has guitar lessons every week. So are you coming? What are you doing? I don't know. We're moving house next weekend, so I need to help my parents. We're packing boxes today. That's a shame. We're playing volleyball later. I love volleyball Maybe just for an hour.... Sure. A game of volleyball doesn't take long. See you later! Ⓒ Is she good? 1 Describe the photo. What are the people doing? Use the verbs below. laugh play sit smile wear The girl on the left is playing the guitar. 2 Read the messages above. Why does Adam change his mind about going to the park? LEARN THIS! Present tense contrast We use: a the "present simple for something that happens regularly, always or never. b the ¹ for something happening for something happening d the for stating a fact. e the with certain verbs that we do not usually use in continuous tenses: believe, know, like, love, need, understand, want, etc. f the for future arrangements. at this moment. c the around this time.​

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Adam changes his mind about going to the park because he needs to help his parents pack boxes as they are moving house next weekend.