1.
Today (...) something else for a change.
I try
I’m trying
2.
Are you ready (...)?
to order
ordering
3.
(...) you like anything to drink?
Do
Would
4.
(...) the scotch egg today.
I have
I’m having
5.
Can I (...) a glass of orange juice?
have
to have
6.
Thanks for (...) me to lunch.
invite
inviting
7.
You always (...) the grilled chicken in this restaurant.
enjoy
are enjoying

• 1. Today I’m trying something else for a change.
• 2. Are you ready to order?
• 3. Would you like anything to drink?
• 4. I’m having the scotch egg today.
• 5. Can I have a glass of orange juice?
• 6. Thanks for inviting me to lunch.
• 7. You always enjoy the grilled chicken in this restaurant.

Use the present continuous for actions happening today or for a temporary choice: I’m trying, I’m having. After for, use the -ing form: for inviting.

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