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Exercise 1: Complete these sentences using the simple present tense or the present continuous forms of the verbs in the brackets.
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: Complete these sentences using the simple present tense or the present continuous forms of the verbs in the brackets.
- My aunt lives (live) in Delhi with us and runs (run) a fashion boutique.
- Usually, she leaves (leave) for work at about 9 and takes (take) the bus to South Delhi.
- This week, she is visiting (visit) an important designer from Mumbai.
- They are talking (talk) about a new line of clothes for the summer.
- Her aunt's business grows (grow) fast, and becomes (become) more successful.
- She works (work) long hours, but she enjoys (enjoy) her work.
: Complete questions for the answers with appropriate verbs in the simple past tense.
- Interviewer: Did you enjoy a good journey? Passenger: Yes, it was very comfortable.
- Interviewer: What time did the flight leave at? Passenger: It left exactly at 10.30 am.
- Interviewer: Did you travel by train? Passenger: Yes, it's much better than travelling by bus.
- Interviewer: How much earlier did it leave? Passenger: About half an hour earlier.
- Interviewer: How many stops were there? Passenger: There were about four stops.
: Choose the correct forms of the verbs in these sentences.
- In India today, the number of working women has reached nearly thirty percent of the working population.
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