Tick (✔) the sentences that use simple and continuous forms correctly. Correct those that don't. There be one or two mistakes in each sentence. 1. My friend Vanessa has just started a new cookery course and she's loving it.
2. At the moment, she stays at her sister's flat until she is finding a place of her own.
3. Vanessa is enjoying entertaining, so she's always inviting people round.
4. Last week I was visiting her for dinner.
5. I hadn't been seeing Vanessa for over a month and I was looking forward to it.
6. Vanessa cooked when I was arriving at the flat, so I offered to help.
7. It was a great evening; I always enjoy good food and good company.
8. Tonight I cook for her. I will be making my speciality.​