Fill in blanks

1. 1. India __[play] Australia in today’s final.
2. I shall tell him the news as soon as I__[see] him.
3. She is ___[knit] now. She normally ___[knit] in the
afternoon.
4. When water ____[freeze],it___[change] into ice.
5. Look! Someone ___[knock] at the door.

2. Fill in the blanks using simple present or the
present continuous tense
1. India is playing [play] Australia in today’s final.
2. I shall tell him the news as soon as I __ [see] him.
3. She is [knit] now. She normally [knit] in the
afternoon.
4. When water [freeze],it [change] into ice.
5. Look! Someone [knock] at the door.

3. Fill in the blanks using simple present or the
present continuous tense
1. India is playing [play] Australia in today’s final.
2. I shall tell him the news as soon as I see [see] him.
3. She is ___[knit] now. She normally ___[knit] in the
afternoon.
4. When water ____[freeze],it___[change] into ice.
5. Look! Someone ___[knock] at the door.

4. Fill in the blanks using simple present or the
present continuous tense
1. India is playing [play] Australia in today’s final.
2. I shall tell him the news as soon as I see [see] him.
3. She is knitting [knit] now. She normally knits [knit]
in the afternoon.
4. When water ____ [freeze],it ___ [change] into ice.
5. Look! Someone ___ [knock] at the door.

5. Fill in the blanks using simple present or the
present continuous tense
1. India is playing [play] Australia in today’s final.
2. I shall tell him the news as soon as I see [see] him.
3. She is knitting [knit] now. She normally knits [knit]
in the afternoon.
4. When water freezes [freeze],it changes [change]
into ice.
5. Look! Someone ___[knock] at the door.

6. Fill in the blanks using simple present or the
present continuous tense
1. India is playing [play] Australia in today’s final.
2. I shall tell him the news as soon as I see [see] him.
3. She is knitting [knit] now. She normally knits [knit]
in the afternoon.
4. When water freezes [freeze],it changes [change]
into ice.
5. Look! Someone is knocking [knock] at the door.

7. Fill in the blanks using simple present or the
present continuous tense
6.The coffee we ___[drink] at present tastes very bitter.
7.The two Presidents___[meet] for talks later this
afternoon.
8.Usually, she __[read] one newspaper. On sundays she
__[buy] one extra.
9.The man,who___[talk] to Ravi at the
moment,____[speak] eight languages.

8. Fill in the blanks using simple present or the
present continuous tense
6.The coffee we are drinking [drink] at present tastes
very bitter.
7.The two Presidents [meet] for talks later this
afternoon.
8.Usually, she [read] one newspaper. On Sundays
she [buy] one extra.
9.The man , who [talk] to Ravi at the moment,
[speak] eight languages.

9. Fill in the blanks using simple present or the
present continuous tense
6.The coffee we are drinking [drink] at present tastes
very bitter.
7.The two Presidents are meeting [meet] for talks later
this afternoon.
8.Usually, she [read] one newspaper. On Sundays she
____ [buy] one extra.
9.The man , who ______[talk] to Ravi at the moment,
____ [speak] eight languages.

10. Fill in the blanks using simple present or the
present continuous tense
6.The coffee we are drinking [drink] at present tastes
very bitter.
7.The two Presidents are meeting [meet] for talks later
this afternoon.
8.Usually, she reads [read] one newspaper. On Sundays
she buys [buy] one extra.
9.The man , who ______[talk] to Ravi at the moment,
____ [speak] eight languages.

11. Fill in the blanks using simple present or the
present continuous tense
6.The coffee we are drinking [drink] at present tastes
very bitter.
7.The two Presidents are meeting [meet] for talks later
this afternoon.
8.Usually, she reads[read] one newspaper. On Sundays
she buys [buy] one extra.
9.The man , who is talking [talk] to Ravi at the
moment, speaks [speak] eight languages.