C. Underline the correct tense 1. The film starts / has started. We have to hurry. 2. Are you doing / Do you do anything special on fridays? 3. Marion al allergic to dairy products. She hasn't eaten / hasn't been eating chocolate for years. 4. Sue has been working / is working for this company now. 5. Daniel thinks / is thinking about moving to a bigger house in the countryside. 6. You look / are looking very pale. Is everything OK? 7. Ivan has danced / has been dancing ever since the concert started. Is it nice?