Present simple vs continuous

present simple vs continuous - choose the correct sentence.

• My brother lives with us until he can find a flat of his own.

• My brother is living with us until he can find a flat of his own.

present simple versus continuous - Choose the correct sentences.

• Megan goes to Hong Kong every January.

• Megan's going to Hong Kong every January.

present simple versus continuous - Choose the correct sentences.

• I don't have enough money for a long holiday this year.

• I'm not having enough money for a long holiday this year.

present simple vs continuous - Which sentence is correct?

• Everyone needs a break from work sometimes.

• Everyone is needing a break from work sometimes.

present simple vs continuous - Which sentence is correct?

• What period of history do you study this term?

• What period of history are you studying this term?

present simple vs continuous - Which sentence is correct?

• The team manager looks bad-tempered in public, but he's always being very kind to young players.

• The team manager looks bad-tempered in public, but he's always very kind to young players.

My father (know) all about mending cars, but nothing about bicycles.

• My father knows all about mending cars, but nothing about bicycles.

• My father is knowing all about mending cars, but nothing about bicycles.

This pie (smell) a bit odd. What's in it?

• This pie smells a bit odd. What's in it?

• This pie is smelling a bit odd. What's in it?

I (like) the jacket of this suit, but unfortunately the trousers (not fit) me any more.

• I like the jacket of this suit, but unfortunately the trousers don't fit me any more.

• I am liking the jacket of this suit, but unfortunately the trousers are not fitting me any more.

You're very quiet this evening. What (you / think) about?

• You're very quiet this evening. What are you thinking about about?

• You're very quiet this evening. What do you think about?