Put the verb between the brackets into the Present Simple or the Present Continuous, 1. My husband (to work) overtime this week. 2. John rarely (to have) time to visit his parents, but he (to have) dinner with them tomorrow because it's his mother's birthday. 3. What your husband (to do) ? - He (to work) as an-architect, but this, year he (to teach) at college as well. 5. Where Mark (to come) from? - He's American. 6. This cheese (to smell) awful. 7. My son is ill, but he (to get), better. 8. Don't interrupt me while I (to talk) to somebody else.

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Ярослав Попов

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10 ноября, 17:29

Put the verb between the brackets into the Present Simple or the Present Continuous, 1. My husband (to work) overtime this week. 2. John rarely (to have) time to visit his parents, but he (to have) dinner with them tomorrow because it's his mother's birthday. 3. What your husband (to do) ? - He (to work) as an-architect, but this, year he (to teach) at college as well. 5. Where Mark (to come) from? - He's American. 6. This cheese (to smell) awful. 7. My son is ill, but he (to get), better. 8. Don't interrupt me while I (to talk) to somebody else.

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Ян Семенов · Answer 1

1. My husband is working (Present Continuous) overtime this week. 2. John rarely has (Present Simple) time to visit his parents, but he is having dinner (Present Continuous) with them tomorrow because it's his mother's birthday. 3. What does your husband do (Present Simple) ? - He works (Present Simple) as an architect, but this year he is teaching (Present Continuous) at college as well. 5. Where does Mark comes (Present Simple) from? - He's American. 6. This cheese smells (Present Simple) awful. 7. My son is ill, but he is getting (Present Continuous) better. 8. Don't interrupt me while I'm talking (Present Continuous) to somebody else.