Here are the verbs in parentheses filled in with the correct forms:

1. A: What **are you doing** (do) today?
B: I **write** (write) to my parents. I **write** (write) to them every weekend.

2. A: Look, it’s **snowing** (snow).
B: It’s beautiful! This is the first time I’ve ever seen snow. It **doesn’t snow** (not snow) in my country.

3. A: Oh, that’s Adrian. He’s new here.
B: Really? Where **does he live** (he/live)?
A: Yes. He **lives** (live) in Milan, but now he’s **staying** (stay) with his aunt on Shirley Road.

4. A: What time **do you usually finish** (you/usually/finish) work?
B: Normally I **finish** (finish) work at five o'clock, but this week I **am working** (work) until six to earn a bit more money.

5. A: How **do you usually travel** (you/travel) to work?
B: I haven’t got a car at the moment, so I **am going** (go) to work on the bus this week. I usually **drive** (drive) to work.

6. A: I think we’re going the wrong way.
B: I don’t think so. The sun **is rising** (rise) in the east, remember? It’s behind us, so we **are traveling** (travel) west.

7. A: Hello. **Are you looking** (you/look) for someone?
B: Yes, I **need** (need) to speak to Neil. Is he in?
A: Yes, but I **think** (think) he’s busy. He **is talking** (talk) to the boss at the moment.