State The soup smells delicious. What do you think of the project? Kate looks wonderful today. Activity She is smelling the rose. What are you thinking about? They are looking at the blackboard. Compare the use of the Present Continuous (Progressive) and the Present Simple (Indefinite) tense-forms. 1. What are you doing, Jane? Are you still looking for your gloves? You are always losing your things! 2. What does he do for a living? - He sings and plays the guitar, 3. I'm learning to drive a car. Next month I am getting my driving licence. 4. Tom drives very well. He is always very careful when driving. 5. We usually grow beans in our garden but this year we are not growing any. 6. Do you understand the problems they are discussing? 7. It is cold today. It is snowing all day. It often snows at this time of the year. 8. You will help us a lot if you continue your investigation. 9. Mike doesn't speak English, does he? 10. Listen to them! What language are they speaking? 11. The Moon goes round the Earth. 12. The family are having lunch now. 13. How many meals a day do you usually have? 14. Don't worry. Father is coming back soon. 15. Skill comes with practice. Practice 1. Choose between the Present Simple (Indefinite) and Present Continuous (Progressive) tense-forms. 1. They usually sit/are sitting for hours without saying a word. 2. She is keeping/keeps her room tidy as a rule. 3. Don't ask me what spinach is tasting/tastes like. I've never tried it 4. Ann is applying/applies this ointment every other day. 5. We are seeing/see each other only occasionally. 6. Next week we sign/are signing the contract.