4. Tick the correct sentence. 6. Correct the mistakes.

Exercise 4. Tick the correct sentence: 1. a) Donald walks along Buckingham Road every day and crosses it on his way to school. (Present Simple for repeated actions) 2. b) Professor Brown believes that most of our cities are dying. (The process of dying is continuous) 3. a) He often suffers from headaches. ('Suffer' is used in Present Simple for frequency) 4. a) "Where are you going?", Lorna asked. (Present Continuous for current action) 5. b) I do not want to eat. I am not hungry. ('Want' is a stative verb) 6. b) She wears a pink dress. (General statement; though 'is wearing' is also possible for the current moment, usually in these tests 'wears' is the default for general state or routine) 7. b) He buys a new car every year. (Present Simple for habits) 8. a) The dress belongs to my sister. ('Belong' is a stative verb) 9. a) "I'm still having breakfast," she says. (Present Continuous for an action happening now) 10. b) Do you always get up so late? (Present Simple for habit) Exercise 6. Correct the mistakes: 1. I'm busy at the moment. I am talking on the phone. 2. I don't know where he is. ('Know' is a stative verb) 3. I am looking at the pictures at the moment. 4. What are you reading, Freddy? I'm not reading. I'm writing. 5. They pick apples in September. (General fact about a season) 6. Tom looks well. (Describing state, though 'is looking' can be used for 'appearing', 'looks' is standard) 7. They are having dinner now. 8. The train arrives at 7.30. (Scheduled future) 9. He drinks coffee in the morning. (Habit) 10. Our English friends are coming to our place on Monday. (Fixed arrangement)