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q('<TR><TD ID="a6" TITLE="come<P>The question is asking for a simple statement of fact and so the  present simple  tense is used.<\/P>" width="5%"></TD><TD ID="def06" onClick="defClick(6);">How many students in your class  .......  from Korea?</TD><TD align="right">~come~are coming~comes~came~</TD></TR>');
q('<TR><TD ID="a7" TITLE="it\'s snowing<P>The report is saying what the weather is like at this moment.  This is why the present continuous is used.<\/P>" width="5%"></TD><TD ID="def07" onClick="defClick(7);">Weather report: \"It\'s seven o\'clock in Frankfurt and  .......  .\"</TD><TD align="right">~it\'s snowing~it snows~it snowed~there is snow~</TD></TR>');
q('<TR><TD ID="a8" TITLE="cry<P>We use the  present simple  for a statement that tells a truth about the world. Look at the grammar explanation for more examples of <em>world truths</em>.<\/P>" width="5%"></TD><TD ID="def08" onClick="defClick(8);">Babies  .......  when they are hungry.</TD><TD align="right">~cry~are crying~cries~cried~</TD></TR>');
q('<TR><TD ID="a9" TITLE="do you do<P>The question is in the  present simple  because Jane wants to know what Mary does repeatedly or regularly in the evenings. Jane is not asking a question about now.<\/P>" width="5%"></TD><TD ID="def09" onClick="defClick(9);">Jane: \"What  .......  in the evenings?\"<BR>Mary: \"Usually I watch TV or read a book.\"</TD><TD align="right">~do you do~are you doing~you doing~you do~</TD></TR>');
q('<TR><TD ID="a10" TITLE="are you doing<P>The question is in the present continuous because Jane wants to know what Mary is doing at this moment.<\/P>" width="5%"></TD><TD ID="def10" onClick="defClick(10);">Jane: \"What  .......  ?\"  <BR>  Mary: \"I\'m trying to fix my calculator.\"</TD><TD align="right">~are you doing~do you do~you do~you doing~</TD></TR>');
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