Сomplete the sentences with the correct forms of the given verbs
The rules
We use Present Simple to talk about facts that are always true.

The sun rises in the east.

We also should use it when we talk about routines, habits and things that happen regularly.

I have school holidays four times a year.

Form:

• I go to school at 8 o'clock.

− I do not (don't) go to school at 8 o'clock.

? Do you go to school at 8 o'clock?

There are signal words that can help you to recognize the Present Simple tense:

Always, usually, sometimes, hardly ever, never, twice a week, on Mondays, etc.

We use Present Continuous to talk about things in progress that are happening now or around now.

I am drinking tea now.

We can also use Present Continuous to talk about the arranged things in the future.

We are travelling to the countryside this weekend. (We have already agreed on that.)

Form:

• He is watching TV now.

− He is not (isn't) watching TV now.

? Is he watching TV now?

There are signal words that can help you to recognize the Present Continuous tense:

Now, this week, at the moment, today, etc.

If the verb form is correct, click the arrow button (↲) or press Enter.

1. Sarah usually [ ] her homework in the afternoons. But this afternoon she [ ] TV.
2. Derek always [ ] porridge for breakfast. But today he [ ] pancakes with maple syrup on top.
3. Larry and Anna usually [ ] to the gym on Friday evenings. But this Friday they [ ] friends in the countryside.
4. Sophie usually [ ] the piano every day. But these days she [ ] computer games.
5. Sandy always [ ] to music in the evenings. But this evening she [ ] yoga in her room.