Put the verbs in brackets into the present simple or present continuous. Maggie and Jill, two friends, are talking at a party. M: Jill, how nice to see you. I (1) _______ (not think) we've seen each other since that party at Ji...

Put the verbs in brackets into the present simple or present continuous. Maggie and Jill, two friends, are talking at a party. M: Jill, how nice to see you. I (1) _______ (not think) we've seen each other since that party at Jim's last year. How (2) ______ (you/get on)? J: Oh, fine. Everything (3) ______ (go) very well. M: (4) ______ (you still/go out) with Dave? J: No, I'm not, but, I (5) ______ (go out) with someone called Jamie: I met him at my pottery class. M: Is he here now? J: Yes look, he's over there. He (6) ______ (talk) to Charlotte. M: Oh yes, (17) ______ (see) him. (8) ______ (he/wear) a yellow jumper? J: Yes, that's him. M: Oh, he (9) ______ (look) really nice. J: He is. I introduce you to him when he (10) ______ (come) over here. So what about you? How (11) ______ (life/treat) you? M: Not too badly. I (12) ______ (still/work) at that awful cafe. I (13) ______ (keep) looking for other jobs but the problem is that I (14) ______ (feel) so tired when I (15) ______ (get in) that I (16) ______ (not have) much energy to look through all the job ads and everything. Oh well, I (17) ______ (suppose) something else will come up soon. J: I (18) ______ (hope) so; Oh look, Jamie (19) ______ (come over) here. (20) ______ (you/want) to meet him? M: Oh yes.