Underline the correct form of the verb
Underline the correct form of the verb.
1 A: June looks/is looking for some new office furniture.
B: I don't know why. Her furniture looks / is looking new to me.
2 A: I don't have /'m not having any success in getting this printer to work.
B: Oh, that printer doesn't work when the paper supply is low. We have/are
having some in the supply room.
3 A: Jim always enjoys/is enjoying trade fairs.
B: Well, he really enjoys/is enjoying this year's fair.
4 A: I think/am thinking about quitting my job.
B: Really? I don't think/'m not thinking that is a good idea.
5 A: I see/am seeing that we need to reserve a place in the exhibition hall.
B: Yes, we do. I see/am seeing one of the trade fair organizers about a place today.
1 A: June looks/is looking for some new office furniture.
B: I don't know why. Her furniture looks / is looking new to me.
2 A: I don't have /'m not having any success in getting this printer to work.
B: Oh, that printer doesn't work when the paper supply is low. We have/are
having some in the supply room.
3 A: Jim always enjoys/is enjoying trade fairs.
B: Well, he really enjoys/is enjoying this year's fair.
4 A: I think/am thinking about quitting my job.
B: Really? I don't think/'m not thinking that is a good idea.
5 A: I see/am seeing that we need to reserve a place in the exhibition hall.
B: Yes, we do. I see/am seeing one of the trade fair organizers about a place today.