1. Computers . . . more and more efficient. A are becoming C becomesB become D is becoming2. When will you come? They . . . for you at the Dean’s office. A waits C is waitingB are waiting D wait3. Mr. Steven . . . . to Ann at the moment. A speaks C is speakingB are speaking D speaking4. Daniel . . . to explain this material but I . . . anything. A tries; am not understand C tries; do not understandB is trying; do not understand D is trying; am not understanding5. Where . . . he is from?A do you think C are you thinkB are you thinking D you do not think6. Hurry up The dean . . . . A comes C have comeB is coming D has been coming7. He . . . to Singapore at 3. 00 tomorrow morning. A flies C is flyingB was flying D flying8. Our students . . . to spend their holidays in Ukaine. A prefer C is preferringB prefers D preferring9. . . . they work on Saturdays?A are . . . working C is . . . workingB do . . . work D are . . . work10. They often . . . on holiday abroad. A are going C goesB go D are go11. Jason . . . a very talkative boy, but everyone . . . him. A is . . . like C is . . . likesB be . . . likes D are . . . like12. Sam and Fred. . . to hear about it again. A are not want C are not wantingB do not want D does not want13. What . . . about your new boyfriend?. A do you know C are you knowB are you knowing D you know14. My sister and her friend . . . to study Italian next yearA are going C going toB is going D go15. Why . . . ? – She failed her English examination. A she is crying C does she cryB is she crying D she crying16. We . . . to the theatre tonightA go C are goingB going D goes17. It . . . (still). A rains C is rainingB raining D rain18. It . . . him two hours to do his homeworkA take C is takingB has taken D takes19. Look The Dean . . . to us. A smiles C have smiledB is smiling D smile20. Sam is a very interesting person. He . . . all kinds of unusual facts. A know C knowsB is knowing D has known21. I . . . for an interesting book but I cannot find anything to my taste. A look C is lookingB looks D am looking22. She . . . some roses. They . . . lovely. A holds; smell C is holding; smellB is holding; smells D hold;smell23. Shh The professor . . . . We . . . him in an hour and nothing is ready. A is coming; are meeting C comes; are meetingB comes; meet D is coming; meet24. What . . . next Sunday? – Nothing special. I . . . at home. A are you do; stay C are you doing; stayB do you do; stay D are you doing; am staying25. You . . . the door open A always leave C always leavesB are always leaving D has always left26. I . . . what you mean. A have seen C am seeingB see D sees27. She . . . with her parents but right now she . . . with her friends for a few days. A lives; is staying C isliving; is stayingB live; stays D is living; stays28. He . . . a very interesting book these days. A writes C is writingB write D is playing29. Look They. . . for us. A wait C waitingB are waiting D has been waiting30. I . . . the experiment but I can’t see anything unusual. A am watch C watchingB watch D am watching31. They . . . to travel by train. A go C have been goingB are going D am going32. Look Somebody. . . up that tree over there. A is climbing C are climbingB climbs D climbing33. He . . . like Robert Bird, . . . ?A is looking; isn’t it C looks; doesn’t itB looks; doesn’t he D is looking; isn’t he34. My sister . . . to the dentist on Tuesday morning. A goes C has goneB go D is going35. I . . . , can you be quiet?A study C am studyingB am study D studies36. The cost of living . . . very quickly. A is increasing C increasesB increasing D increase