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    The document provides examples of sentences using either the simple present or present progressive tenses. It gives 20 sentences with blanks to be filled in with either "take", "takes", "taking" etc. depending on whether the simple present or present progressive form is needed based on the context of each individual sentence. The sentences cover a range of everyday activities and situations.

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    The document provides examples of sentences using either the simple present or present progressive tenses. It gives 20 sentences with blanks to be filled in with either "take", "takes", "taking" etc. depending on whether the simple present or present progressive form is needed based on the context of each individual sentence. The sentences cover a range of everyday activities and situations.

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    The document provides examples of sentences using either the simple present or present progressive tenses. It gives 20 sentences with blanks to be filled in with either "take", "takes", "taking" etc. depending on whether the simple present or present progressive form is needed based on the context of each individual sentence. The sentences cover a range of everyday activities and situations.

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    SIMPLE PRESENT VS.

    PRESENT PROGRESSIVE
    Directions: Choose the simple present or present progressive to complete the sentences below.
    Some of the verbs will be stative. Some may try to express annoyance.

    1. Sally (take) _____________________ a shower every night before bed.

    2. My wife (taste, always) _______________________ the food while I’m cooking. It’s very
    aggravating.

    3. Part A: Where’s Lando?


    Part B: He (see) ______________ the dentist now.

    4. I (feel, not) __________________ that’s a good idea.

    5. He (have) _________________ a party every weekend.

    6. This milk (taste, not) _____________________ right. It might be sour.

    7. We (see) __________________________ Jeff and Susie Greene next weekend.

    8. What (think, you) _____________________ about the War on Terror?

    9. Gina (have) __________________ a toothache.

    10. It (be) ______________________ very hot today.

    11. They (have, not) ______________________ a van.

    12. I (see, not) _____________________ anything. I can’t work the microscope.

    13. The waitress (taste) __________________ the soup now.

    14. Part A: What (do, that girl) ______________________?


    Part B: She (be) ________________________ silly.

    15. Tina (be, not) _____________________ a nurse.

    16. (be, you) ___________________ thirsty? (want, you) _____________________ a glass of soda?

    17. Part A: What (do, you) _________________________?


    Part B: I (think) ________________________ about my ex-girlfriend.

    18. I (have) _______________________ a great time today.

    19. I (see) _______________________ Judy every Wednesday.

    20. (have, you) ____________________ a good time at the moment?

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