Grammar Interactive Practice
Choose a topic and start practising.
Choose a topic and start practising.
1. The local festival ends / has ended at nine o'clock tonight. We should leave now to find a parking spot.
2. The cost of a "Prom" night gets / is getting more and more expensive every year.
3. Have you seen the gardener? I have been looking / am looking for him for almost an hour to discuss these tree branches.
4. My neighbor is a real expert on gardening. He knows / has known all kinds of facts about rare roses.
5. First, you are scanning / scan your room with the AI app, and then it generates a cleaning schedule for you.
6. Have you heard the news? The police have just started / have been starting a new campaign against reckless e-bike riders!
7. Martha is finding / has found a new job that allows "chronoworking." She is starting next week.
8. The committee members have been correcting / have corrected the festival's safety rules for three hours and they are still not done.
9. My car is at the mechanic's, so I use / am using an electric scooter for the time being to get to work.
10. It rarely snows / is snowing in this part of the state in May, but the weather is very unpredictable today.
A: Why is the living room so empty? Are you moving?
B: No. Actually, I (PLAN) a "micro-wedding" here for ten people to avoid getting into debt.
A: Those new delivery robots are so annoying on the sidewalk.
B: Again! They (ALWAYS/SCARE) my dog when I try to go for a walk.
A: Have you decided how to handle the spring cleaning this year?
B: Yes, I (USE) a new AI app that creates a cleaning schedule for me.
A: Mr. Harrison looks very upset today.
B: Well, he (TRY) to appeal his new property tax bill all morning, you know.
A: Are you going to the community meeting about "porch pirates" tonight?
B: Yes. Actually, I (ALREADY/BUY) a video doorbell to catch anyone stealing my packages.
A: I feel so isolated in this suburb since I moved here.
B: Oh! We (ALWAYS/SIT) behind our tall fences instead of talking to each other. It’s the "loneliness epidemic."
A: (YOU/NOTICE) how Sarah (ACT) today?
B: Yeah, I have. She (BE) really rude to everyone for no reason. It's not like her at all.
A: Your eyes look so tired. What have you been doing?
B: I (READ) through hundreds of angry comments on the internet about the tax increases. People are furious!
A: Many homeowners now (FIND) that their insurance rates are skyrocketing.
B: I’ve heard of some premiums which have doubled in just one year.
A: Are you still on the phone with the travel agent?
B: Yes. I (TRY) to book a "quiet luxury" vacation for an hour and I (NOT/STILL/FINISH).
A: More and more residents (COMPLAIN) about the new trash disposal fines these days.
B: Yes. I think the city is being too strict.
A: I (HOST) a neighborhood watch meeting tonight to discuss the recent bear sightings. Do you want to come?
B: Yes. What time does it start?
A: Why are your clothes so dirty and dusty?
B: I (CLEAN) out the garage all morning to get ready for the yard sale.
A: I cannot get in the local park. What’s the matter with it?
B: The authorities (CLOSE) the main entrance because of a fallen tree.
A: How do I report a pothole on our street using the new app?
B: You (UPLOAD) a photo of the damage and you (SEND) it to the public works department.
A: Who (LEAVE) their trash bins on the sidewalk for days? (It happens all the time)
B: I think it’s the people from house number five.
1. A: Why (YOU/LOOK) at these houses?
B: I (JUST/SEE) that the prices are dropping.
2. A: Where (THE POLICE/BE) all day?
B: They (STAND) at the intersection since 9 AM.
3. A: (THE TOWN/HOST) a parade next weekend?
B: No, they (NOT FIND) enough volunteers yet.
4. A: These students look busy. (THEY/PREPARE) for their prom?
B: Yes, they (DECORATE) the hall for three days.
5. A: (BE/YOU) ready to order?
B: Almost. I (JUST/DECIDE) to take the cheap menu.
6. A: Where is the neighbor's son?
B: He (MOW) the lawn at the moment.
7. A: Who (BE) that new writer?
B: I don't know, but I (READ) her blog since last month.
8. A: (YOU/UPDATE) your resume yet?
B: Not yet. I (DO) it right now.