Complete the article with the correct form of the verbs in brackets. Use present simple or present
continuous.
What to do in
LONDON
O
London 'nas
(have) a
lot of interesting museums. Most of
the museums are free, so visitors
(not need) a ticket.
This is the Natural History Museum.
(rain), so a
(visit)
Today it
lot of people
the museum. It's a great place to take
children, because they
(love) the dinosaurs. In the photo, a girl
(stand) near a big
dinosaur. She
(not look) at it, because her boyfriend
(take) a photo.
Every year, more than five million people
(go) to the Natural
History Museum, because it's very
interesting, and it's a beautiful building.
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Complete the article with the correct form of the verbs in brackets. Use present simple or present continuous.

What to do in LONDON

London has (have) a lot of interesting museums. Most of the museums are (be) free, so visitors do not need (not need) a ticket. This is the Natural History Museum. Today it is raining (rain), so a lot of people are visiting (visit) the museum. It's a great place to take children, because they love (love) the dinosaurs. In the photo, a girl is standing (stand) near a big dinosaur. She is not looking (not look) at it, because her boyfriend is taking (take) a photo. Every year, more than five million people go (go) to the Natural History Museum, because it's very interesting, and it's a beautiful building.

This explanation demonstrates the proper use of present simple for facts and habitual actions (e.g., "London has a lot of museums") and present continuous for actions happening right now (e.g., "Today it is raining").