. Put the verb in brackets into either the Present Indefinite or the Present Continuous Tense:
1. She (wear) her hair very short. 2. You (wear) your hair differently to-night. 3. My sister always (wear) her hair like that. 4. I (see) quite well what he (do). 5. I (listen) to you. 6. You never (listen) in class and then you (make) mistakes in your exercises. 7. What these children (play)? – They (shout) so much they (fight)? 8. They are the best of friends. They always (play) to-gether and never (fight). 9. Lock! The driver has seen us. He (stop) the car. 10. She is grown out of her coat. She (grow) very fast now. 11. Of course, I un-derstand. I only (think) of how I can best help you. 12. I am afraid you (make) a mistake. We all (make) such mistakes when we are very young. 13. You (wait) for someone? 14. Sheila usually (wear) trousers and a sweater on those walks. 15. Why you (wear) this heavy sweater? Isn’t it a bit warm for it? 16. He works at school, doesn’t he? 17. Can’t you see That you (disturb) him? 18. He always (try) to do things properly. 19. Betty and David (come) to dinner on Sundays. 20. They (publish) my article this autumn. They always (publish) such articles in their magazine.

1) wears2) are wearing3) wears4) see, does.5) am listening6) listen, make7) are playing, are shouting, are fighting8) play, fight9) has stopped10) is growing11) am thinking12) are making, make13) are waiting14) wears15) are wearing17) are disturbing18) tries19) come20) will publish, publish