Some of the following sentences are incorrect. Find the errors and explain why the tense-form is incorrect. 1. This fish is tasting salty. 2. (over the phone) Who do I speak to? 3. Are you knowing the girl who lives next door? 4. As far as I know they live in a very small flat. 5. Look, the man takes a photo of you. 6. Jeremy is a photographer. He is taking photos for a newspaper. 7. Peter is very hospitable. He is always inviting his friends to stay at Christmas. 8. Are these shoes belonging to you? 9. Sally is loving her baby more than anything. 10. It rains so hard! Remember to take an umbrella. 11. I‘m feeling she‘s making a mistake. 12. Why do you look at me like that? 13. I hope you don‘t mind my bringing the dog with me. 14. The children seem frightened. 14 15. Anna is Italian. She is coming from Italy. 16. I see the situation is out of control. 17. My parents think of moving to the country. 18. What‘s your mum cooking? It‘s smelling fantastic!

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Incorrect - Should be "This fish tastes salty." The present simple tense is used for general facts and habits, while the present continuous tense is used for an action happening at the moment of speaking.Incorrect - Should be "Who should I speak to?" The correct verb form is "should" for seeking advice or recommendation.Incorrect - Should be "Do you know the girl who lives next door?" The present simple tense is used for general facts and habits, while the present continuous tense is used for an action happening at the moment of speaking.Incorrect - Should be "Look, the man is taking a photo of you." The present continuous tense should be used for actions happening now.Incorrect - Should be "Do these shoes belong to you?" The present simple tense is used for ownership or possession.Incorrect - Should be "Sally loves her baby more than anything." The present simple tense is used for general truths.Incorrect - Should be "I feel she's making a mistake." The present simple tense is used for opinions or feelings.Incorrect - Should be "Anna is Italian. She comes from Italy." The present simple tense is used for stating facts.Incorrect - Should be "My parents are thinking of moving to the country." The present continuous tense is used for an action happening at the moment of speaking.