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1) John a lot of Mary these days. (see)

2) John now the reason why it's impossible. (see)

3) I there's some beer in the fridge. (think)

4) Please be quiet; I . (think)

5) She it's time for a change. (feel)

6) I well today. (feel)

7) I can't leave yet; I my breakfast. (have)

8) She a lovely little cottage in the country. (have)

9) I love this soup; it delicious. (taste)

10) The chef his new recipe at the moment. (taste)

 

1) John's seeing a lot of Mary these days. / John is seeing...

2) John now sees the reason why it's impossible.

3) I think there's some beer in the fridge.

4) Please be quiet; I'm thinking. / Please be quiet; I am thinking.

5) She feels it's time for a change.

6) I'm not feeling well today. / I am not feeling... (Este verbo se escucha también en la forma continua pero también puedes decir "I don't feel well".

7) I can't leave yet; I'm having my breakfast. / I can't leave yet; I am having...

8) She has a lovely little cottage in the country.

9) I love this soup; it tastes delicious.

10) The chef's tasting his new recipe at the moment. / The chef is tasting...

See explanation of when we cannot use "ing" form...

Index of English grammar exercises