Present tenses new

The problem of pollution ... worse these days.

Doris ... in that office since April.

Paul ... abroad once a month on business.

"I'm hungry"

Lane ... her new boss tomorrow, so wish her luck.

Jim ... the job if he's late for the interview.

The match ... at two o'clock tomorrow afternoon.

They ... together for five years.

I ... James tonight. We have arranged it.

 I … here since childhood and I think I know everyone in our village.

 Hey, Patrick! Don’t forget that the party … at 8 o’clock!

She’s at home. She … her arm.

He … the office yet. He wants to finish the report by tomorrow morning.

 It’s not nice of her. I … for her all day and she’s still not here.

The next bus … at 9 o’clock this morning.

 David … his grandfather every month.

This music group … more and more popular. It’s interesting to visit their show.

Olivia … an essay and she … for three hours. Don’t interrupt her.

I … to wake up at 7 o’clock every morning, but today I … . Now I … up leeway.

 In his essay, the professor … the existence of UFO, but … out the fact that we still … no proved evidence of their existence.