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q('<TR><TD ID="a6" TITLE="are you talking<P>The present continuous is correct here to refer to an action happening now.<\/P>" width="5%"></TD><TD ID="def06" onClick="defClick(6);">Why  .......  ? You should be listening to me!</TD><TD align="right">~are you talking~do you talk~you talk~you are talking~</TD></TR>');
q('<TR><TD ID="a7" TITLE="are you doing<P>The speaker is asking Yoshi if he has already made any arrangements for the next weekend. In this case, the present continuous is the correct tense.<\/P>" width="5%"></TD><TD ID="def07" onClick="defClick(7);">What  .......  next weekend, Yoshi?</TD><TD align="right">~are you doing~do you do~you doing~you do~</TD></TR>');
q('<TR><TD ID="a8" TITLE="don\'t play<P>The  present simple  is necessary here for a simple statement of fact.<\/P>" width="5%"></TD><TD ID="def08" onClick="defClick(8);">Jane:  Do you play the piano?  <BR>  Mary: No, I  .......  any musical instrument!</TD><TD align="right">~don\'t play~am not playing~doesn\'t play~isn\'t playing~</TD></TR>');
q('<TR><TD ID="a9" TITLE="doesn\'t grow<P>This is a <em>world truth</em> and so the  present simple  tense is used.<\/P>" width="5%"></TD><TD ID="def09" onClick="defClick(9);">Money  .......  on trees!</TD><TD align="right">~doesn\'t grow~isn\'t growing~don\'t grow~didn\'t grow~</TD></TR>');
q('<TR><TD ID="a10" TITLE="are always bumping<P>The present continuous is used for expressing annoyance at something that happens again and again.<\/P>" width="5%"></TD><TD ID="def10" onClick="defClick(10);">You  .......  into things and breaking them. How can anyone be so clumsy?</TD><TD align="right">~are always bumping~always bump~always bumping~always bumps~</TD></TR>');
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