1. I've been working all day.

2. I've been typing my report all day.

3. He's been doing the housework since seven this morning.

4. He's been working in this company since last month.

5. Her baby has been crying all night.

1. The scene takes place on Thanksgiving Day. The whole family is gathered round the table.

2. In an apartment a family's / is celebrating Thanksgiving.

3. They're / are having a big meal.

4. Everybody looks happy and they're / are certainly chatting.

5. A woman's / is bringing a huge turkey to the table.

6. Everyone's / is looking at the delicious food.

7. They're / are sitting comfortably around the table.

8. Down below, a man's / is sitting on the pavement in the dark.

9. He's / is wearing a cap.

10. He lives on the street. He looks homeless. He's / is probably feeling very sad.

11. He suffers from loneliness. He also needs to eat something warm.

12. What does the cartoonist want to show?

13. He wants to highlight the gap between the haves [= the rich] and the have-nots [= the poor].

14. He wants to point out that people don't share what they have any longer.

15. People behave in a more selfish way.

1. A man's / is walking in the forest at night.

2. He's / is holding a torch.

3. He's / is wearing a long coat.

4. I don't think he's / is shivering with cold or with fear.

5. What is he doing in the middle of the night?

6. He's / is investigating a case.

7. Is he following someone or is he looking for treasure hidden in the woods?

8. Is he trying to find his way in the dark?

9. Does he want to kill somebody because he believes it is important to take his revenge?

1. In the picture, a man's / is hiding in a field. He looks anxious.

2. He's / is lying low.

3. He's / is hiding from the border patrol.

4. He's / is keeping out of sight of the helicopter that's / is flying overhead.

5. He's / is an illegal immigrant who is trying to cross the border into America.

1. At school we have a pretty strict dress code.

2. Our school day starts at 8 am and usually finishes at 3 pm.

3. We have a one-hour lunch break and the class periods usually last between 40 and 60 minutes.

4. We have tests regularly and the teachers use letters to grade us.

5. We do not / don't have one big exam at the end of high school, but instead we have finals in each class at the end of each semester.

6. I lead a life which is common to most American teenagers.

7. An American teenager generally has a part-time job, he / she drives a car and hangs out with his / her friends when he / she has some free time.

8. I like going to the mall and going to basketball matches.

1. My parents always complain because I leave the lights on.

2. My mother gets angry because I play the guitar instead of doing my homework.

3. I never tidy up my room.

4. I spend a lot of money on clothes.

5. I play video games late at night.

6. He listens to his MP3 Player as soon as he leaves home.

1. Do some people still collect black and white photos?

2. Does your sister use many photo-sharing websites?

3. Does Sophia watch many TV series?

4. Does Charlotte spend hours watching series?

5. Do their friends feel frustrated when one season ends?