1. I (love) pasta, but my brother doesn't *
am loving
love
loves
2. Whatyou (do) now? *
are...doing
is doing
dodo
3. I am busy at the moment, I (read) magazine at the moment. *
read
do read
am reading
4. Jaimy (meet) his friends once a week *
meet
meets
is meeting
5. What you (do) after school? *
do...do
are...doing
doesdo
6. I (not/listen) to music now, I am tired. *
don't listen
am not listen
am not listening

1. I (love) pasta, but my brother doesn't * love
Explanation: "I" is the subject of the sentence and the verb "love" agrees with it. This is a statement of a general fact about the speaker.

2. What are you (do) now? * are...doing
Explanation: "You" is the subject of the sentence and the verb "are" is used to indicate the present continuous tense. The verb "doing" is the present participle form of "do" and is used to describe an action happening at the moment of speaking.

3. I am busy at the moment, I am (read) a magazine at the moment. * am reading
Explanation: The verb "read" is used in its present participle form "reading" to describe an action that is happening at the present moment. The verb "am" is used to indicate the present continuous tense.

4. Jaimy (meet) his friends once a week * meets
Explanation: "Jaimy" is the subject of the sentence and the verb "meets" agrees with it. This is a statement of a regular occurrence or habit.

5. What are you (do) after school? * are...doing
Explanation: Similar to question 2, "you" is the subject of the sentence and the verb "are" is used to form the present continuous tense. The verb "doing" is the present participle form of "do" and is used to describe an action happening after school.

6. I am not (listen) to music now, I am tired. * am not listening
Explanation: The verb "listen" is used in its present participle form "listening" to describe an action that is happening at the present moment. The negative form "am not" is used to indicate the absence of this action.