Sure! Here’s the text with the verbs in the correct form (past simple and present continuous tense):

1. I **am studying** in New York because I **study** English at a language school.
2. At the moment Linda **is lying** on the floor.
3. I usually **work** as a teacher.
4. I hate living in Hue City because it **always rains** there.
5. I **am sorry** I can’t hear what you **are saying** because everyone **is talking** so loudly.
6. Jimmy **is currently writing** about his adventures.
7. Do you **want** to come over for dinner tonight?
8. A famous company in this country **makes** the delicious chocolate.
9. Look, I (have) **had** two tickets for the film.
10. Compai (make) **makes** computers but it (not make) **does not make** cars.
11. At present, the yen (fall) **is falling** against the dollar.
12. Everyone (become) **is becoming** more popular these days.
13. This milk (not taste) **does not taste** fresh.
14. This afternoon I (see) **am seeing** my doctor about my health.
15. He normally (read) **reads** slightly better than yesterday.
16. How is your cold today? It (get) **is getting** better.
17. I (finish) **finished** all the Harry Potter books, but right now I (think) **am thinking** he **is** something else.
18. What your brother (do) **does** for a living? Well, he **is** a market consultant.
19. The movie (sound) **sounds** interesting.
20. I (watch) **am watching** some movies so seriously.

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