Complete the sentences. Use the simple present or present progressive.

Look! Juan (go) to school right now. He (wear) raincoat and white long boots and he (carry) an umbrella. Juan usually (walk) to school, but today he (take) the bus because it (rain) now. The bus (leave) at 7:45 and (arrive) at his school al 8:00 o'clock. His first lesson (begin) at 8:15.

Answer the following questions. Use the simple present or present progressive. Long answers, please.

1. Where is Juan going?

2. Is he going to his grandmother’s house?

3. Is he wearing a raincoat?

4. Is he wearing white boots?

5. Are his White boots long?

6. Is it raining?

7. Is he taking the bus?

Complete the following sentences. Use simple present and present progressive.

Maria (be) a student from Colombia. She (live) in New Jersey and (study) medicine. At the moment, however Maria (live) in Florida. She (do) a six months practical curse in a hospital in Florida. In five days, Maria (go) back to New Jersey because the next semester at the university (start) in 30 days.

We are doing great! I am really excited about our progress in class. Now, answer the following questions using simple present and present progressive.

1. Is Maria a student?

2. Where is she from?

3. Where is she living now?

4. When is she coming back to New Jersey?

5. When is her next semester going to start?

Let’s practice one more time. Complete the sentences. Use simple present and the present progressive.

Isabella (live) in a little town. She (be) in her last year at school. She is very good and she likes to read. Isabella (want) to become a teacher. This week, she (do) a practical course in a school. There (be) a school near her house, but Isabella (have) to take the bus to get there. The bus (leave) at 5:30 in the morning and (return) at 6:15 in the evening. Isabella (not / like) to spend so much time in town waiting for the bus. Therefore, this

week she (stay) with her aunt, who (live) in town, one block away from the school. Isabella usually (wear) jeans and t-shirts, but while she (work) for the school now, she (wear) a dress and a jacket.