Right now, I ______ how to use this new gym machine.
A) am not understanding
B) don’t understand
C) doesn’t understand
B) don’t understand
I'm reading about clean eating this week.
Present Continuous
I am go to the gym four times a week.
I go to the gym four times a week.
A) I’m thinking smoothies are better than juices.
B) I think smoothies are better than juices.
B) I think smoothies are better than juices.
My Daily Coach Life
Talk about: your typical day as a coach — from morning to evening.
🧩 Use words like: usually, always, never, sometimes, after, before.
At the moment, we ______ a new stretching program.
A) are trying
B) try
C) tries
A) are trying
He usually exercises with a friend.
Present Simple
He is understand the benefits of stretching now.
He understands the benefits of stretching now.
A) She’s having a rest day today.
B) She has a rest day today.
A) She’s having a rest day today.
Right Now I’m…
Talk about: what you're doing today or right now — even the lazy stuff! 😄
🧩 Use: I’m drinking..., I’m resting..., I’m thinking about..., I’m not...
Look! She ______ a deep squat with perfect form.
A) do
B) is doing
C) does
B) is doing
My muscles are hurting after leg day.
Present Continuous
They eats before every training session.
They eat before every training session.
A) This soup tastes great!
B) This soup is tasting great!
A) This soup tastes great!
What I Love and Hate
Talk about: what you like, love, want, hate, believe, prefer, feel.
🧩 Use: I love..., I don’t like..., I believe..., I feel..., I prefer...
My friends ______ to eat lunch after their workout.
A) usually go
B) are usually going
C) going
A) usually go
I don’t believe in cheat meals.
Stative Verb (Present Simple)
We usually are eating salad for dinner.
We usually eat salad for dinner.
A) He usually is working out in the evening.
B) He usually works out in the evening.
B) He usually works out in the evening.
Now vs. Always
Talk about: the difference between your normal routine and what’s different today.
I ______ really tired today, so I’m not lifting anything heavy.
A) feel
B) am feeling
C) am felt
A) feel
B) am feeling
This smoothie tastes strange today.
Stative Verb (Present Simple)
She is seem more tired than usual.
She seems more tired than usual.
A) I don’t believe this plan helps.
B) I’m not believing this plan helps.
A) I don’t believe this plan helps.
How Often?
Talk about: your habits using frequency words: always, usually, often, sometimes, rarely, never.