Put in the correct tense (Present Simple or Present Continuous 1. Something smells / is smelling very good, 2. We eat/ are eating dinner at seven o'clock tonight. 3. They drive/ are driving to school tomorrow. 4. John hates /is hating smoke. 5. Jerry mows/is mowing the lawn now. 6. They understand/ are understanding the problem now.​

- Excuse me. Can I have one kilo of ground beef and ten slices of smoked ham, please?

- Sure. Here you are. Anything else?

- Could you tell me where I can find olive oil and instant coffee, please?

- They are in the grocery products section, over there. I can show you.

- That’s OK. Thank you.

- Is there anything else you are looking for?

- Well. I need buns for sandwiches and a dozen chicken eggs.

- Right. You will find all sorts of buns in our bakery. As for the eggs, they are located in the dairy product section, on your left. Is that all, sir?

- No. Finally I need fresh fruits and vegetables.

- OK. What would you like?

- Can I have two pine-apples, a kilo of pears, a bunch of red grapes, two kilos of tomatoes and half a kilo of onions, please?

- I’m terribly sorry but there is only one pine-apple left. Do you still want it?

- OK then. I’ll take it anyway.

- How about red onions? They are just a bit more expensive than the usual ones but ideal for any salad.

- That would be great!

- OK. Here are your fruits and vegetables. I’ll put them in your shopping cart. Do you need any beverages or canned food?

- No. Thanks a lot. Where shall I pay?

- The cash desks are is right at the end of the aisle.

- Thank you very much.

- You are welcome. Thank you for shopping with us. Have a good day!