4 Complete the text with the Present Simple or the Present Continuous form of the verbs. I like shopping. 1° go (go) to the shopping centre every Saturday.
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(want) some new clothes for the summer,
and
right now 1 2
(try) on a pair of jeans in a clothes
shop. My friend is at the shopping centre too. He 3
(not need)
any new clothes, so at the moment he 4
(wait) for
me at a café. What about you? 5
(you / spend) a
lot of time in shops?​

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Here is the completed text with the appropriate verb forms:

"I like shopping. 1° I go (go) to the shopping centre every Saturday. I want (want) some new clothes for the summer, and right now I am trying (try) on a pair of jeans in a clothes shop. My friend is at the shopping centre too. He doesn't need (not need) any new clothes, so at the moment he is waiting (wait) for me at a café. What about you? Do you spend (you/spend) a lot of time in shops?"

Explanation:
1) In the first sentence, we use the Present Simple form "go" because it is a habitual action that occurs every Saturday.
2) In the second sentence, we use the Present Simple form "want" to express a general desire for new clothes.
3) In the third sentence, we use the Present Continuous form "am trying" because it is an action happening right now.
4) In the fourth sentence, we use the Present Simple form "doesn't need" to describe his current state of not needing any new clothes.
5) In the fifth sentence, we use the Present Continuous form "is waiting" because it is his temporary action happening right now.
6) In the last sentence, we use the Present Simple form "Do you spend" to ask about a general habit of spending time in shops.

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