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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?