Present tenses

We (have) lunch now. Can you call later, please?

• are having

• have had

• have

• have been having

They (have) dinner at 6 pm.

• are having

• have had

• have

• have been having

John (want) to go to Paris for Christmas.

• wants
• is wanting

• has wanted

• has been wanting

She can't answer the phone because she (take) a shower.

• takes
• has taken

• has been taking

• is taking

They (not be) to Argentina yet.

• are not being

• do not be

• have not been being

• have not been

Alice (live) in Italy since 2010.

• lives

• is living

• has lived

• has been living

They (not fly) by plane before.

• do not fly

• are not flying

• have not flown

• have not been flying

James (take) music lessons since he was a child.

• takes

• is taking

• has taken

• has been taking

Jane always (do) yoga at sunrise.

• does

• is doing

• has done

• has been doing

He never (talk) to strangers.

• talks

• is talking

• has talked

• has been talking