His father isn't watching TV at the moment. He is sleeping because he is tired.Pat isn't cooking dinner at the moment. She is talking on the phone. She cooks dinner every Monday.I am not drinking coffee now. I am writing an English exercise.I don't drink coffee in the evening. I drink coffee in the morning.Is your friend doing his homework now?Does your friend go to school in the morning?Look! The baby is sleeping.The baby always sleeps after dinner.My grandmother doesn't work. She is on pension.My father isn't sleeping now. He is working in the garden.I usually get up at seven o'clock in the morning.What is your sister doing now? — She is washing her face and hands.When do you usually come home from school? — I come at three o'clock.Where does your cousin work? — He works at a hospital.Does your sister study at college? — No, she goes to school.My cousin goes to school every day.My mother is not playing the piano now.
Every morning I stretch and get up. Then I go to the bathroom to brush my teeth. I 1)look at myself in the mirror in the bathroom. I have light green eyes and thick eyebrows like my dad’s, a short nose like my mom’s, and a lot of freckles, like my younger brother Joey. You can 2)see that I have features of different family members. And I really like it. When my teeth are clean, I walk back to my bedroom very slowly. Then I get 3)dressed for school. We have to wear a uniform, so I wear the same thing every day: a blue and green skirt with a navy blue polo shirt and black shoes. My elder sister Susanna finds the uniform boring, but I don’t 4)mind so much. I think it is quite comfortable. It’s just one less thing I have to 5)worry about in the morning.
Every morning I stretch and get up. Then I go to the bathroom to brush my teeth. I 1)look at myself in the mirror in the bathroom. I have light green eyes and thick eyebrows like my dad’s, a short nose like my mom’s, and a lot of freckles, like my younger brother Joey. You can 2)see that I have features of different family members. And I really like it. When my teeth are clean, I walk back to my bedroom very slowly. Then I get 3)dressed for school. We have to wear a uniform, so I wear the same thing every day: a blue and green skirt with a navy blue polo shirt and black shoes. My elder sister Susanna finds the uniform boring, but I don’t 4)mind so much. I think it is quite comfortable. It’s just one less thing I have to 5)worry about in the morning.