Put the verbs in brackets into the correct form: the present simple or the present continuous. 1. (have) an election at least once every four years. 2. i (negotiate) a new pay deal with my boss at the moment. 3. it (rain) every time i (leave) my umbrella at home. 4. please sit down! i (try) to watch this tv programme. 5. american football (become) very popular in england. 6. robert never (go) abroad for his holidays. it's too expensive. 7. many of the world's natural resources (disappear). 8. rain (fall) very heavily in bombay during june and july. 9. my parents are in america on holiday. they (stay) near san francisco. 10. the traffic (move) very slowly on the motorway today. workmen (repair) the road.

Britain (has) an election at least once every four years. 2. I (am negotiating) a new pay deal with my boss at the moment. 3. It (rains) every time I (leave) my umbrella at home. 4. Please sit down! I (am trying) to watch this TV programme. 5. American Football (is becoming) very popular in England. 6. Robert never (goes) abroad for his holidays. 7. Many of the world's natural resources (are disappearing). 8. Rain (falls) very heavily in Bombay during June and July. 9. My parents are in America on holiday. They (are staying) near San Francisco. 10. The traffic (is moving) very slowly on the motorway today. Workmen (are repairing) the road.

1. Britain has an election at least once every four years. 2. I'm negotiating a new pay deal with my boss at the moment. 3. It rains every time I leave my umbrella at home. 4. Please sit down! I'm trying to watch this TV programme. 5. American Football is becoming very popular in England. 6. Robert never goes abroad for his holidays. It's too expensive. 7. Many of the world's natural resources are disappearing. 8. Rain falls very heavily in Bombay during June and July. 9. My parents are in America on holiday. They're staying near San Francisco. 10. The traffic is moving very slowly on the motorway today. Workmen are repairing the road.