A daily, a weekly, a monthly...

1.     A reporter...

1.     A news editor ...

 A text, a picture or a short film which tries to make you buy something is...

The bright covers of magazines...

It is still rainy outside. Rain hasn't stopped ...

Mrs. Smith ... school in 1998.

In this photo my brother ... a bike.

He ....... his friend for two years

Look! Jane ... across the river. ( to swim )

... you ever ... the Pyramids? ( to visit )

I ... already ... to the library this week. ( to be )

Last summer my parents and I were on our holidays at the seaside.

What are you doing under the table? - I ... for my pen.

My friend James ... in Manchester.

A: I'm moving a new house tomorrow.

B: I ... and help you.

His sister ... English every day. (study)

19.  This tense is used to describe habits, unchanging situations, general truths, and fixed arrangements. For example: "He goes to school every morning".

19.  This tense refers to an unfinished action or event that will be in progress at a time later than now. For example: "I will arrive at five o'clock".

19.  This is an action that was completed in the very recent past, expressed by 'just'. For example: "He has just finished his homework".