Hanganyag

1. rész

◆ come, comes, coming 
We can come to the party. 
His wife usually comes home late. 
Are you coming with us? 
◆ count, counts, counting 
You can count on me. 
She never counts her change. 
Why are they counting those dogs? 
◆ drink, drinks, drinking 
How often do they drink wine? 
My friend always drinks tea. 
Who's drinking coffee now? 
◆ eat, eats, eating 
Don't eat my cake. 
She eats a lot of fruit and vegetables. 
They are eating in a restaurant. 
◆ go, goes, going 
Where do they go to school? 
She goes to work by car. 
I'm going home now. 
◆ help, helps, helping 
How can I help you? 
My mom helps us a lot. 
You're not helping by this. 
◆ leave, leaves, leaving 
What time does the train leave? 
He always leaves a mess in the kitchen. 
Why is she leaving so early? 
◆ listen, listens, listening 
Please, listen to me. 
He never listens to anybody. 
We're listening to the radio. 
◆ read, reads, reading 
Children learn to read in school. 
He only reads novels in English. 
What are you reading these days? 
◆ run, runs, running 
Don't you ever run? 
My neighbor runs in the park every morning. 
Why are they running away? 
◆ sit, sits, sitting 
We don't want to sit down. 
That guy always sits beside her. 
Why are you sitting here? 
◆ speak, speaks, speaking 
Please, speak up. 
His daughter speaks too much. 
What language is he speaking? 
◆ stand, stands, standing 
Please, stand next to each other. 
The tree stands in the middle of the garden. 
We're still standing in line. 
◆ stay, stays, staying 
We can stay here for tonight. 
He usually stays in an expensive hotel. 
I'm not staying for long. 
◆ talk, talks, talking 
Can I talk with you privately? 
Our teacher talks to us in English. 
She's talking on the phone at the moment. 
◆ travel, travels, traveling 
We like to travel abroad. 
She never travels by train. 
They are traveling to Switzerland now. 
◆ wait, waits, waiting 
Nobody likes to wait. 
He always waits for us. 
Are you waiting for the bus? 
◆ walk, walks, walking 
We normally walk to school. 
She walks her dog twice a day. 
They are walking in the forest now. 
◆ work, works, working 
We don't work overtime. 
Her mother works in a factory. 
The computer is not working. 
◆ write, writes, writing 
Please, write down your full name. 
He writes books for a living. 
I'm writing an important letter. 

2. rész

◆ bring, brings, bringing 
Can you bring me something to eat? 
This brings back a lot of memories. 
The server is bringing our food now. 
◆ close, closes, closing 
Please, don't forget to close the window. 
He never closes the door when he leaves. 
The shops are closing now. 
◆ cut, cuts, cutting 
You can cut anything with these scissors. 
Broken glass cuts like a sharp knife. 
Why are you cutting down that tree? 
◆ do, does, doing 
I have many things to do today. 
She always does her homework in time. 
What are your parents doing at the moment? 
◆ drive, drives, driving 
Many people love to drive. 
My mom drives us to school every morning. 
Who's driving that truck? 
◆ feel, feels, feeling 
Soldiers like him don't feel any pain. 
This place feels like home. 
How are you guys feeling? 
◆ get, gets, getting 
How can we get tickets for the concert? 
She often gets wet. 
It's already getting late. 
◆ give, gives, giving 
Boys give flowers to girls on this occasion. 
He never gives up. 
Why is she giving them a gift? 
◆ have, has, having 
My friends have pets. 
Who has a good idea? 
We're having dinner at the moment. 
◆ live, lives, living 
Where do your relatives live? 
His boss lives in a mansion. 
We're living in Paris at the moment. 
◆ look, looks, looking 
Those children look happy. 
That cat looks like a dog. 
Why are you looking at me like that? 
◆ make, makes, making 
Do you ever make your own food? 
My colleague makes a lot of mistakes. 
My grandma is making my favorite cake. 
◆ open, opens, opening 
How can I open a bank account? 
That window regularly opens by itself. 
Somebody is opening the door. 
◆ put, puts, putting 
Can you put it back together? 
She always puts the jars on the top shelf. 
Why are they putting on their coats? 
◆ see, sees, seeing 
I see them once or twice a month. 
He usually sees them together in the park. 
Guess what, Jane is seeing a guy from school. 
◆ start, starts, starting 
When does the course start? 
The race starts in a few minutes. 
We are starting now. 
◆ stop, stops, stopping 
Please, stop right there! 
The bus never stops here. 
Why are we stopping now? 
◆ take, takes, taking 
He loves to take photos. 
My friend always takes me home. 
She's taking off her shoes. 
◆ tell, tells, telling 
Can you tell me the way to the nearest ATM? 
He always tells us jokes. 
They are telling her the time. 
◆ use, uses, using 
We don't know how to use this tool. 
He uses his parents' car all the time. 
Who is using my computer now? 

3. rész

◆ change, changes, changing 
I can change the light bulb myself. 
The world changes all the time. 
She's changing lines now. 
◆ clean, cleans, cleaning 
How often does he clean the screen? 
My mom cleans the windows every year. 
Are you cleaning the bathroom now? 
◆ cook, cooks, cooking 
They love to cook together. 
Her uncle often cooks for her. 
Why are you cooking the soup in this pot? 
◆ dance, dances, dancing 
How well can you dance? 
His sister regularly dances with me. 
Nobody's dancing with him at the moment. 
◆ draw, draws, drawing 
Can you draw a picture of me? 
She draws faces when she is bored. 
Why is he drawing a line on the board? 
◆ dream, dreams, dreaming 
There are people who never dream. 
He often dreams about being famous. 
The dog is probably dreaming about us. 
◆ dress, dresses, dressing 
They dress up for Halloween every year. 
She always dresses warmly in winter. 
Why are you dressing up like that? 
◆ fall, falls, falling 
Don't fall for his tricks. 
He falls off the ladder all the time. 
I think they are falling asleep now. 
◆ fly, flies, flying 
Many birds fly south for the winter. 
My father regularly flies to Asia. 
Where are those bees flying? 
◆ grow, grows, growing 
We grow vegetables in our garden. 
That tree grows more than a meter every year. 
Are you growing your hair longer? 
◆ learn, learns, learning 
People usually learn from their mistakes. 
Our daughter learns many things at school. 
We're learning French now. 
◆ move, moves, moving 
You don't move enough. 
My friend moves house all the time. 
Look, that thing is moving! 
◆ play, plays, playing 
Can you play this DVD? 
He plays the guitar in a band. 
The kids are playing in the other room. 
◆ sing, sings, singing 
They can sing beautifully. 
She sings in the choir every weekend. 
Who's singing in the background? 
◆ sleep, sleeps, sleeping 
I usually sleep well. 
His aunt sleeps with her eyes open. 
The others are still sleeping in the house. 
◆ study, studies, studying 
Geologists study rocks. 
His wife studies at university. 
We are studying modern history these days. 
◆ swim, swims, swimming 
Not everybody can swim. 
She swims for an hour every Wednesday. 
That man is swimming across the river. 
◆ teach, teaches, teaching 
How many hours do they teach a week? 
Her father teaches German at her school. 
Who is teaching math in your class? 
◆ think, thinks, thinking 
Do they ever think about others? 
He thinks that it is our fault. 
What are you thinking about? 
◆ win, wins, winning 
You can't always win. 
She usually wins this competition. 
They are winning the game. 

4. rész

◆ ask, asks, asking 
Let me ask you something. 
He often asks me for help. 
Why are they asking me such questions? 
◆ break, breaks, breaking 
Only you can break that record. 
She often breaks glasses and plates. 
The police are breaking down the door. 
◆ build, builds, building 
They can build a hospital in a few months. 
He builds important connections with people. 
Nobody's building the bridge at the moment. 
◆ buy, buys, buying 
Can you buy them something to eat? 
Her boss never buys second-hand products. 
My wife is buying some souvenirs now. 
◆ call, calls, calling 
We can call the police anytime. 
She calls me "darling" all the time. 
Who are you calling (on the phone)? 
◆ catch, catches, catching 
The little boy is happy to catch the ball. 
The roof easily catches fire if it is too dry. 
Look, your cat is catching the mouse. 
◆ fill, fills, filling 
Can you fill out this form, please? 
The air fills with love on Valentine's Day. 
Why is he filling that watering can? 
◆ finish, finishes, finishing 
Whatever I do, I always finish last. 
The course finishes next month. 
They are finishing the race soon. 
◆ hit, hits, hitting 
Try to hit the ball with the bat. 
His mother always hits the nail on the head. 
Why is he hitting his head against the wall? 
◆ hold, holds, holding 
Hold on to your seat! 
The company regularly holds meetings. 
She's holding a mug in her hands. 
◆ meet, meets, meeting 
It's time for you to meet my parents. 
He meets his friends in the bar once a week. 
We're meeting the president soon. 
◆ pay, pays, paying 
You can pay in cash or by card. 
She always pays for her son's meals. 
I'm paying for the drinks tonight. 
◆ say, says, saying 
Please, say something new. 
He always says the same thing. 
What's that woman saying? 
◆ send, sends, sending 
Can you send me the photo? 
She always sends crazy messages to us. 
I am sending you the details in e-mail. 
◆ set, sets, setting 
Don't forget to set the alarm. 
She always sets the temperature too high. 
I'm setting the time on this computer. 
◆ show, shows, showing 
It is impossible to show them any proof. 
Who shows the guests to their table? 
What is he showing them? 
◆ spend, spends, spending 
How can you spend so much on your car? 
His wife spends too much on clothes. 
We're spending our vacation in Italy. 
◆ turn, turns, turning 
Turn right at the next corner. 
He always turns up late. 
Why are we turning back? 
◆ watch, watches, watching 
How often do you watch the evening news? 
The girl watches that cartoon every day. 
They are watching their favorite movie on TV. 
◆ wear, wears, wearing 
Do you always wear your glasses? 
My son usually wears sneakers. 
She's wearing an expensive dress tonight. 

5. rész

◆ agree, agrees, agreeing 
I totally agree with you. 
He always agrees with his wife's ideas. 
How come you don't agree? 
◆ die, dies, dying 
Many people die in accidents every year. 
The battery dies if you don't charge it for long. 
Why are those flowers dying? 
◆ find, finds, finding 
I can't find my glasses anywhere. 
My mother finds these movies terrible. 
She's finding out the truth. 
◆ forget, forgets, forgetting 
How can you forget about your anniversary? 
He always forgets to take his medicine. 
I think I'm forgetting about something. 
◆ hate, hates, hating 
Do you really hate Taylor Swift? 
Everybody hates traffic jams. 
I hate to say it, but this is a bad idea. 
◆ hear, hears, hearing 
Can you hear the music? 
His crazy aunt often hears inner voices. 
Please, tell me as soon as you hear from him. 
◆ keep, keeps, keeping 
Keep it up. 
My colleague keeps bees. 
Why are you keeping secrets? 
◆ know, knows, knowing 
Do you know the answer? 
My teacher knows my parents. 
They know how to make money. 
◆ laugh, laughs, laughing 
His friends always laugh at his jokes. 
Nobody laughs when she is around. 
What on earth are they laughing at? 
◆ lie, lies, lying 
Test results hardly ever lie. 
The village lies on a hill. 
My dog is lying on the couch. 
◆ like, likes, liking 
I don't like this TV program. 
She really likes to learn languages. 
Why don't you like them? 
◆ lose, loses, losing 
We very rarely lose our temper. 
He regularly loses his things. 
We're finally losing weight. 
◆ love, loves, loving 
I know that they truly love each other. 
My daughter loves to draw and paint. 
He loves her, but he is not in love with her. 
◆ mean, means, meaning 
What does this word mean? 
My teacher always means what she says. 
What exactly do you mean by that? 
◆ need, needs, needing 
Do you still need our help? 
The grass needs cutting in the backyard. 
This letter needs no further explanation. 
◆ remember, remembers, remembering 
I remember seeing them behind the school. 
He always remembers every tiny detail. 
Please, remember to call me back later. 
◆ sell, sells, selling 
Do you really want to sell your bike? 
He sells fish at the market. 
Why are they selling their new car? 
◆ try, tries, trying 
Are you ready to try again? 
He always tries to prank us. 
She's trying on a new dress. 
◆ wake, wakes, waking 
Please, don't wake me up before noon. 
She always wakes up too early. 
Look, he's waking up. 
◆ want, wants, wanting 
I want that jacket. 
She wants to watch TV later. 
Do you want me to help you?