D) Write sentences. Use the PRESENT SIMPLE or the PRESENT CONTINUOUS: Example: (Usually she / work / at the office, but this week she work at home.)
Usually she works at the office, but this week she's working at home
1. (You / not / eat / very much at the moment. Are you ill?)
2. (She / know / three words in Italian!)
3. (I / take / the bus to work this week, but usually I / walk)
4. (I / study / Japanese this year. It's very difficult.)
5. (you/watch/ the television at the moment?)
6. (I / not / remember / the name of the hotel.)
7. (She / speak / three languages.)
8. (The sun / shine /. It's a beautiful day!)

1. You're not eating very much at the moment.

2. She knows three words in Italian!

3. I'm taking the bus to work this week, but usually I walk.

4. I'm studying Japanese this year.

5. Are you watching the television at the moment?

6. I don't remember the name of the hotel.

7. She speaks three languages.

8. The sun is shining.

Explanation:

The present tense is the tense we use to talk about current activities or states of being, i.e. something that is going on in the present. Depending on the type of activity we're describing, we can use one out of four different types of the present tense: present simple, present continuous, present perfect simple, or present perfect continuous.

Present simple tense is the tense we use when talking about habits, general truths, repeated actions or unchanging situations, emotions, and wishes.

Present continuous tense is the tense we use when talking about actions happening at the moment of speaking , longer actions happening around the moment of speaking, temporary actions, and fixed plans in the near future .

1. You're not eating very much at the moment. Are you ill?

2. She knows three words in Italian!

3. I'm taking the bus to work this week, but usually, I walk.

4. I'm studying Japanese this year.

5. Are you watching television at the moment?

6. I don't remember the name of the hotel.

7. She speaks three languages.

8. The sun is shining. It's a beautiful day!

i used to know but i learned it a long time ago sorry

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