Answer :
Final answer:
The sentences are evaluated to determine if the use of progressive or non-progressive verbs is correct.
Explanation:
The given sentences are evaluated to determine if the use of progressive or non-progressive (simple) verbs is correct.
- Correct. The present continuous tense 'are you liking' is used correctly to express a temporary liking for the weather.
- Correct. The simple present tense 'I'm working' is used correctly to indicate an action happening at the present moment.
- Correct. The present continuous tense 'You're driving' is used correctly to describe an ongoing action of driving.
- Incorrect. The verb 'meaning' should be a non-progressive verb, so the correct sentence would be: 'What does this word mean?'
- Incorrect. The present continuous tense 'I'm not wanting' should be changed to the simple present tense 'I don't want.'
- Correct. The present continuous tense 'are you living' is used correctly to describe a current place of residence.
- Incorrect. The sentence should be changed to: 'I don't understand.' The verb 'understand' is non-progressive.
- Correct. The present continuous tense 'I'm seeing' is used correctly to describe an action happening in the present.
- Incorrect. The verb 'see' should be a non-progressive verb, so the correct sentence would be: 'I can't pay you today! I see!'
- Correct. The sentence uses the present continuous tense 'are you thinking' correctly to inquire about someone's current thoughts.
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