Present Continuous vs. Present Simple

She usually (go) to the gym on Mondays.

• goes

• gone

• go

• going

They (play) soccer right now in the park.

• They are played soccer right now in the park.

• They were playing soccer right now in the park.

• They are playing soccer right now in the park.

• They play soccer right now in the park.

He (not like) spicy food.

• He is not fond of spicy food.

• He does not like spicy food.

• He likes spicy food.

• He does like spicy food.

We (study) for our exams this week.

• We will study for our exams this week.

• We have studied for our exams this week.

• We studied for our exams this week.

• We are studying for our exams this week.

I (read) a fascinating book at the moment.

• I read a fascinating book at the moment.

• I was reading a fascinating book at the moment.

• I have read a fascinating book at the moment.

• I am reading a fascinating book at the moment.

The sun (rise) in the east.

• The sun rises in the west.

• The sun rises in the east.

• The sun rises at noon.

• The sun rise in the north.

She (not watch) TV every evening.

• does not watch

• is not watching

• does not see

• doesn't view

They (have) a picnic in the garden today.

• They are having a picnic in the park today.

• They had a picnic in the garden yesterday.

• They will have a picnic in the garden tomorrow.

• They are having a picnic in the garden today.

He (work) on his project right now.

• He works on his project right now.

• He was working on his project right now.

• He will work on his project right now.

• He is working on his project right now.

We (visit) our grandparents every summer.

• We visited our grandparents every summer.

• We visit our grandparents every summer.

• We visits our grandparents every summer.

• We visiting our grandparents every summer.