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q('<TR><TD ID="a11" TITLE="is wearing<P>Jane\'s wearing of jeans is just for today. When we want to stress that something is happening only for a limited time, we use the present continuous.<\/P>" width="5%"></TD><TD ID="def11" onClick="defClick(11);">Jane  .......  her blue jeans today, but usually she wears a skirt or a dress.</TD><TD align="right">~is wearing~wears~wearing~wear~</TD></TR>');
q('<TR><TD ID="a12" TITLE="need<P><em>Need</em> is one of the verbs that cannot be used in the present continuous.<\/P>" width="5%"></TD><TD ID="def12" onClick="defClick(12);">I think I  .......  a new calculator. This one does not work properly any more.</TD><TD align="right">~need~am needing~needed~needs~</TD></TR>');
q('<TR><TD ID="a13" TITLE="am using<P>For an action happening now, the present continuous is needed.<\/P>" width="5%"></TD><TD ID="def13" onClick="defClick(13);">Sorry, you can\'t borrow my pencil. I  .......  it myself.</TD><TD align="right">~am using~use~was using~using~</TD></TR>');
q('<TR><TD ID="a14" TITLE="Are you enjoying<P>Jane is asking how Mary is feeling at this moment in the disco and so she uses the present continuous.<\/P>" width="5%"></TD><TD ID="def14" onClick="defClick(14);">At a school dance:<BR> Jane: \" .......  yourself?\"<BR> Mary: \"Yes, I\'m having a great time!\"</TD><TD align="right">~Are you enjoying~Do you enjoy~Enjoy you~You enjoying~</TD></TR>');
q('<TR><TD ID="a15" TITLE="kills<P>The  present simple  is the usual tense for retelling stories or films.<\/P>" width="5%"></TD><TD ID="def15" onClick="defClick(15);">I\'ve just finished reading a story called <EM>Dangerous Game</EM>. It\'s about a man who  .......  his wife because he doesn\'t want to lose her.</TD><TD align="right">~kills~killed~is killing~kill~</TD></TR>');
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