Fill in the blanks with the correct form of the verb in Present Simple or Present Progressive: 1. I’m about to move to London and I (try) to decide which books and records to take along. 2. “You're young,” he said. “Young people (do) a lot of foolish

Do the following using Present Simple or Present Progressive
1. I’m abou't to move to London and I (to try) to decide which books and records to take along.
2. “You're young,” he said. “Young people (to do) a lot of foolish things.”
3. Why you (to wear) an engagement ring? You are not engaged.
4. lt was a shock to her, but she is the kind that (not to break)
down.
5. One shouldn’t drink when one (to drive).
6. She always (to try) a little too hard to make people like her.
7. “What he (to do) there?” “He (to write) a book, I believe.”
8. He (to know) a lot of languages.
9. What you (to do) when you are by yourself?
10. “Ellen (to wait) for you.” “Yes, I know.”
11. Write him a note and see it (to be) delivered.
12. Why you (not to try) to rest now, Sam? Try and sleep.
13. I’m sorry you (not to feel) we11, dear.
14. “I (to start) work next week.” “And we all (to look) forward to see you in the office. You (to join) us at an interesting time.”
15. “Ray, come here for a minute, will you?” “Oh, what you (to want)? Can't you see I (to watch ) the telly?”