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My brother usually _____ (walk) to school.
walks
She _____ her homework every afternoon.
A) does B) is doing
A) does
He go to bed at nine o'clock.
He goes to bed at nine o'clock.
usually / breakfast / eats / Emma / at 7:30
Emma usually eats breakfast at 7:30.
“Every day” usually signals which tense?
Present Simple
Look! The cat _____ (sleep) on my bag.
is sleeping
Be quiet! The baby _____.
A) sleeps B) is sleeping
B) is sleeping
They are play football now.
They are playing football now.
are / they / in the garden / playing / now
They are playing in the garden now.
“At the moment” usually signals which tense?
Present Continuous
We _____ (not / eat) meat on Fridays.
don't eat / do not eat
I _____ TV right now.
A) don't watch B) am not watching
B) am not watching
Does she likes chocolate?
Does she like chocolate?
never / my friends / late / arrive
My friends never arrive late.
What do we use Present Simple for?
Habits, routines and general facts.
Listen! Someone _____ (sing) outside
is singing
_____ your dad usually _____ coffee?
A) Does / drink B) Is / drinking
A) Does / drink
I am usually getting up at seven.
I usually get up at seven.
isn't / today / wearing / he / a jacket
He isn't wearing a jacket today.
What do we use Present Continuous for?
Actions happening now and temporary situations.
My parents _____ (work) from home this week.
are working
Why _____ you _____ a coat today?
A) do / wear B) are / wearing
B) are / wearing
We don't studying at the moment.
We aren't studying at the moment.
your / what / doing / teacher / is / now
What is your teacher doing now?
Explain the difference: “He plays tennis.” / “He is playing tennis.”
The first describes a habit; the second describes an action happening now.