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Mr Otis bought Canterville Chase, and a few weeks later, he moved interthe house with his family. Mr Otis' wife, Lucretia, was a handsome woman and was always in good health. Their eldest son, whose name was Washington, was a fair-haired, good-looking young man. His sister, Virginia, was fifteen. She was stim and beautiful, with large blue eyes. After Virginia came the twins, who were lovely little boys, but they liked to play tricks on people.

However, as they got near to Canterville Chase, the sky became dark and big drops of rain began to fall.

An old woman stood in front of the house.

Her name was Mrs Umney, and she was the housekeeper at Canterville Chase.

"Welcome to Canterville Chase, " she said. "I have tea ready for you in the library. " The family followed her through the large hall into the library.

The library was a long room with a large stained-glass window at one end. There was a dark red stain on the floor near the fire.

"Something has been spilt here, " said Mrs Otis. "Yes, madam, " Mrs Umney said quietly. "That is blood. " "How horrible!" cried Mrs Otis. "I don't want blood on my floors!" Mrs Umney smiled.

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1) I usually get home at five o'clock every day.
Explanation: We use the present simple form of the verb "get" because it indicates a regular or habitual action.

2) Mum is working late this week.
Explanation: We use the present continuous form of the verb "work" because it indicates an action happening at the present moment.

3) Look at Dan. He is not concentrating.
Explanation: We use the present continuous form of the verb "concentrate" to indicate an action happening at the present moment.

4) Are you doing anything interesting next weekend?
Explanation: We use the present continuous form of the verb "do" to express future plans or arrangements.

5) She plays the guitar and the piano.
Explanation: We use the present simple form of the verb "play" because it indicates a general truth or a usual action.

6) He always goes swimming on Saturdays.
Explanation: We use the present simple form of the verb "go" because it indicates a regular or habitual action.

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