Present Simple or Present Progressive ?

There are mistakes in all of them, but they are difficult to read and impossible to correct without typing everything out. Please type any text you wish us to examine into the message box and do not post scans in the future because you will get little help, I think.

Mr. Micawber is right. Although your scan does not make it easy to make corrections, I found it interesting because at first glance, I thought your writing in English resembled Hebrew! Is Hebrew your original language? (If so, I imagine that typing in English is quite a job for you!)

Okay, they don't all have problems.

I will try to let you know which parts are wrong:

#1 -- 3, 4, 7

#2 -- 1*, 5, 11
#3 -- it's all good!
#4 -- 3

#5 -- all fine.
#6 -- 1*, 4, 7
#7 -- 6, 7, 8, 9

* these are complicated -- usually "like" does not take the progressive tense. "Think" sometimes does, but not usually in this conte

Thanks , but your answer don't help if you dont explain me why you chose
present simple or present progressive in every sentence , if you can explain in every sentence it be good .

"Mr. Micawber is right. Although your scan does not make it easy to make corrections, I found it interesting because at first glance, I thought your writing in English resembled Hebrew! Is Hebrew you

I think #5 should read 'I guess', because it indicates a brief response to a simple gesture. 'I'm guessing' is also used (and for rather more sophisticated reasons than the level of your test suggests), but when we are considering a lengthier or more complex situation.