1. Circle the correct option. 1. I tend to use\ am using\have using emails rather than letters.
2. We flying\fly\have flown from Heathrow airport at 9.3a.m.
3. What are\have\do you enjoy spending your money on?
4. Private schools are\are being\have been very expensive inChina nowadays.
5. lt isn't seeming \hasn't seemed \doesn't seem like a good idea to me.
6. Do you want to borrow this book? | am just finishing\ l've just finished \just finish it, and it was brilliant.
7. I'm afraid she's busy at the moment. She talks\has talked\'s talking to someone on the other line.
8. l'm trying\have trying/am try to get fit, so I cycle to work every day.
9. l've always enjoyed\ I'm always enjoying\ I've always enjoy painting.
10. She works in the sales department, but I can't remember\ 'm not remembering \haven't remembered her name.
In this sentence, the correct option is "tend to use" because it indicates a habitual action or preference in the present.
2. We have flown from Heathrow airport at 9.3 a.m.
The correct option here is "have flown" because it indicates a completed action in the past with a specific time reference.
3. What do you enjoy spending your money on?
The correct option is "do you enjoy" because it is asking about a general action or preference in the present.
4. Private schools are very expensive in China nowadays.
The correct option is "are" because it indicates a current state or fact.
5. It doesn't seem like a good idea to me.
The correct option is "doesn't seem" because it indicates a general opinion in the present.
6. Do you want to borrow this book? I've just finished it, and it was brilliant.
The correct option is "l've just finished" because it indicates a completed action in the past, specifically just before the present moment.
7. I'm afraid she's busy at the moment. She's talking to someone on the other line.
The correct option is "is talking" because it indicates an action happening at the present moment.
8. I'm trying to get fit, so I cycle to work every day.
The correct option is "am trying" because it indicates an ongoing action in the present.
9. I've always enjoyed painting.
The correct option is "I've always enjoyed" because it indicates a general enjoyment in the past and continues to the present.
10. She works in the sales department, but I can't remember her name.
The correct option is "I can't remember" because it indicates a specific inability to recall something in the present.