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Listen! The baby cries / is crying!
Listen! The baby is crying!
Do they watch / Are they watching a football match at the moment?
Are they watching a football match at the moment?
My brother never does / is never doing the washing-up.
My brother never does the washing-up.
I don't clean / I'm not cleaning my room now.
I'm not cleaning my room now.
Does she go / Is she going to school every day?
Does she go to school every day?
Fiona and I don't ride / are not riding our bikes at the moment.
Fiona and I are not riding our bikes at the moment.
We read / are reading an interesting book now.
We are reading an interesting book now.
Emma usually drives / is driving a car, but today she takes / is taking a taxi.
Emma usually drives a car, but today she is taking a taxi.
Does he write / Is he writing an essay now?
Is he writing an essay now?
Look! Kate and Sam look / are looking at stars together!
Look! Kate and Sam are looking at stars together!
Henry helps / is helping his grandfather every weekend.
Henry helps his grandfather every weekend.
My brother is in his room. He watches / is watching videos on YouTube.
My brother is in his room. He is watching videos on YouTube.
How often do you do / are you doing your homework? Of course, I do! Almost every day!
How often do you do your homework? Of course, I do! Almost every day!
How many books does your friend buy / is your friend buying every week? She always buys / She is always buying two books a week in a local bookshop.
How many books does your friend buy every week? She always buys two books a week in a local bookshop.
Does it rain / Is it raining now? No, it doesn't / it isn't, but you should take an umbrella with you anyway.
Is it raining now? No, it isn't, but you should take an umbrella with you anyway.
The Smiths hardly ever visit / The Smiths are hardly ever visiting their neighbours. They don't get / They are not getting on well with them.
The Smiths hardly ever visit their neighbours. They don't get on well with them.
