State verbs different meanings

A: Are you doing anything tomorrow evening?

B: Yes. I _______ Jack at nine o’clock.

• am seeing

• am see

• see

• sees

A: I_______ you’re feeling better.

B: Yes, I am, thank you.

• sees

• see

• am seeing

• am see

A: What’s that noise?

B: The people next door _______ a party.

• have

• are having
• is having

• has

A: Graham_______ a new computer.

B: I know. I’ve already seen it.

• has

• having

• is has

• haves

A: This dress ________ me any more.

B: Why don’t you buy a new one?

• does fit

• isn't fitting

• is fit

• doesn't fit

A: Your perfume ______ nice. What is it?

B: It’s a new perfume called Sunshine.

• is smelling

• smells

• smell

• is smell

8 A: What is Jane doing?

B: She _______ the flowers in the garden.

• is smelling

• smelling

• smells

• is smell

A: What ______ you _____ at?

B: Some photos I took during my holidays. They aren’t very good, though.

• does... look

• is... looking

• do... look

• are... looking

A: You _______ very pretty today.

B: Thank you. I’ve just had my hair cut.

• look

• are look

• don't look

• aren't look

A: ____ you _____ that man over there?
B: Actually, I do. He is Muriel's husband.

• Are you know

• Do you knows

• Are you knowing

• Do you know