Mettre le verbe à la forme appropriée (présent simple ou en –ING) 1) Excuse me, (you / speak) Spanish ? 2) Look! Someone (try) to open the door of your wife’s car! 3) The moon (go) round the earth. 4) You (not / can / trust) her. She always (say) things behind your back. 5) This department store normally (not / provide) credit facilities, but this Christmas they (offer) a special deal. 6) Most people (learn) to speak English when they (be) teenagers. 7) You (not / listen) to me; what (you / think) about? 8) He (not / look) ridiculous? He (think) he (be) funny, but he (not / be) 9) Where (you / spend) your holidays next summer? Normally, we (fly) to America to visit my wife’s family, but this time we (travel) south, to Greece. 10) How long (you / stay) with us?
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Mettre le verbe à la forme appropriée (présent simple ou en –ING)
1) Excuse me, (you / speak) Spanish ?
2) Look! Someone (try) to open the door of your wife’s car!
3) The moon (go) round the earth.
4) You (not / can / trust) her. She always (say) things behind your back.
5) This department store normally (not / provide) credit facilities, but this Christmas they (offer) a special deal.
6) Most people (learn) to speak English when they (be) teenagers.
7) You (not / listen) to me; what (you / think) about?
8) He (not / look) ridiculous? He (think) he (be) funny, but he (not / be)
9) Where (you / spend) your holidays next summer? Normally, we (fly) to America to visit my wife’s family, but this time we (travel) south, to Greece.
10) How long (you / stay) with us?
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