present_simple_or_present_continuous.doc

REMEMBER:

• We use the present continuous to talk about something that is happening at the moment we speak.
• We use simple present to talk about things that happen regularly.

Put the verb into the correct form- present simple or present continuous.

• “Don’t talk so loudly!” – I _____________ (not/talk) loudly.
• He _________ (know) all about the film.
• Jane _________ (talk) to a friend at the moment.
• He __________ (not/ work) on Sundays.
• Margaret ________ (love) music and dancing.
• The god _________ (sleep) under the table at the moment.
• He _________ (not / like) his job.
• I _________ (think) she __________ (be) very pretty.
• I __________ (always / go) to bed very early.
• How often a day _________ (you / eat) ice-cream.
• She ________ (often / clean) the house on Saturdays.
• __________ (they / go) to the pub every evening?
• They _________ (now / learn ) to treat animals.
• He __________ (sit) on an armchair ____________ (smoke) a pipe.
• Why _________ (you / not / fix) it later?
• Why _________ ( you / fix) it this morning?
• I ________ (do) it because it _______ (not/ work) and I need it.