Question

Fill in the gaps with the correct form of the verb in brackets present simple or present continous: Why ( You wear) my coat? It (look) like mine in this light. This pie (smell) a bit odd. I ( like) the jacket of this suit but unfortunately the trousers ( not fit) me any more. You re very quiet this evening. What (you think) about? I (have) no idea what this sentence ( mean). (You see) those men near the door? They (look) at us very strangely. Yes, you re right (you recognise) them from anywhere? No, but they certainly (seem) to know us. What (you do) in the kitchen? I (just make) some coffee. Well, go away. I (not want) your help. Our guests ( wait) for their dessert, and you (get) in my way.

Answer 1

Why are you wearing my coat? It looks like mine in this light. This pie is smelling a bit odd. I like the jacket of this suit but unfortunately the trousers do not fit me any more. You re very quiet this evening. What are you thinking about? I have no idea what this sentence is meaning. Are you seeing those men near the door? They are looking at us very strangely. Yes, you're right, do you recognize them from anywhere? No, but they certainly seem to know us. What are you doing in the kitchen? I'm just making some coffee. Well, go away. I don't want your help. Our guests are waiting for their dessert, and you are getting in my way.