Hi, my name’s Susan Smith and this is my family. As you can see, we ...have........ (have) it at this time. Look, everyone ...................(smile) and happy. That is because I..................(film) them. Usually we: ...............(not talk) to each other in the morning.
This is where I ..........(catch) the bus to school every day. It’s the number 13, and it ..............(arrive) now. These two girls are my friends. Tina and Becky. We all ................. (go) to the same school. Tina ................... (wear) a skirt today, which is unusual. She hardly ever ....................(wear) skirts.
I ............. (sit) on the bus now. It usually ........(arrive) at school at about a quarter to nine. The bus driver ....................... (shout) at the children at the back of the bus at the moment. He ...............(tell) them to sit down. The kids on the bus usually ......... (behave) very well. I ................... (not know) what’s wrong with them today.
This is my classroom. I always .................(sit) at this desk, next to my friend Becky. Our teacher usually ..............(come) in at five pst nine. She won’t be very happy today because everyone ................ (make) a lot of noise. Oh, here she is! I ......................(have to) turn off the camera now. See you later!
Se tiene que hacer en Presente progressive
Respuestas
Se completan los siguientes parráfos con los verbos en los paréntesis en present progressive y simple present:
Hi, my name’s Susan Smith and this is my family. As you can see, we are having it at this time. Look, everyone is smiling and happy. That is because I am filming them. Usually, we don't talk to each other in the morning.
This is where I catch the bus to school every day. It’s the number 13, and it is arriving now. These two girls are my friends. Tina and Becky. We all go to the same school. Tina is wearing a skirt today, which is unusual. She hardly ever wears skirts.
I am sitting on the bus now. It usually arrives at school at about a quarter to nine. The bus driver is shouting at the children at the back of the bus at the moment. He is telling them to sit down. The kids on the bus usually behave very well. I don't know what’s wrong with them today.
This is my classroom. I always sit at this desk, next to my friend Becky. Our teacher usually comes in at five past nine. She won’t be very happy today because everyone is making a lot of noise. Oh, here she is! I have to turn off the camera now. See you later!
¿Cuándo se usa el present progressive?
Se usa cuando hablamos de acciones que se están haciendo en el momento, utilizando la siguiente estructura:
Sujeto + verbo to be (is / are) + verbo principal terminado en ing + complemento.
¿Cuándo se usa el simple present?
En las oraciones afirmativas, los verbos en presente simple se les agrega la terminación “es” o “s” para la los pronombres: he, she, it. En el caso de los pronombres: I, we, you, they, solo se usa la raíz del verbo. Se escriben las oraciones afirmativas con la siguiente estructura:
Sujeto + verbo en presente + complemento.
Para ver más oraciones en present progressive y simple present puedes consultar aquí: brainly.lat/tarea/132282 y brainly.lat/tarea/333536
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