Woman: It's a famous university, and my parents (think) thought its’s

the best. What about you? (go) goes you often do to

London?

Man: Yes, I (go) goes there on business. I (have) haves a meeting there
tomorrow.

Woman: Oh. What kind of work (do) does you do ?

Man: I (work) works for the marketing department of a company.

I often (travel) travels to different countries around the world.

Woman: What (do) does your company do ?

Man: It publishes dictionaries.

Woman: Look! They (board) boarding passengers now. We should get in line.

Practice

Complete the sentences with the simple present or the present progressive of the verb in
parentheses.

Kenny Lemkin (work) works at a bank. He

(go) goes to work every day. He never

(arrive) arrives late and he rarely (take) takes a day off.

But Kenny (not, be) not bing at work this morning.

Right now, he (pack) packed a suitcase, and he

(sing) singing He (Look) looks for his

passport. "Where is it? Oh, I (know) knows where it is," he thinks.

It's in his pocket. Now Kenny (sit) siting Now he's on an airplane. It is

(smile) smiles Now he's on an airplane. It is

(fly) flying to Rio. Kenny (look) looks very happy.

Practice

Ask and answer these questions about Kenny with a partner.

Example:

Kenny/work/at a restaurant

You:

Does Kenny work at a restaurant?

Your partner: No, he doesn't. He works at a bank.

1. Kenny/usually/go/to work every day

2. Kenny/arrive/late

3. Kenny/pack/a suitcase/right now

4. Kenny/look for/his passport

5. Kenny's taxi/go/to the bank

6. Kenny/go/Tokyo

Does Kenny usually go to work every day? Yes, he does.

Does Kenny arrive late? No, he doesn’t.

Does Kenny pack a suitcase right now? No, he doesn’t.

Does Kenny look for his passport? No, he doesn’t.

Does Kenny's taxi go to the bank? Yes, he does.

Does Kenny go to Tokyo? Yes, he does.