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What do you usually have / are you usually having for lunch?
do you usually have
He doesn’t work / isn’t working today. He’s playing football.
isn’t working
We have / ’re having lunch at the same time every day.
have
They often have / ’re often having fruit for breakfast.
often have
I ’m not cooking / don’t cook lunch today. My dad is.
'm not cooking
We ______ (not get up) early at the weekend. (Present Simple)
don't get up
Sorry, I can’t talk to you now. ______ (I/make) lunch! (Present Continuous)
I'm making
I usually _____ (help) my sister with her maths homework. (Present Simple)
help
Which sports ____ (he/do) at the weekend? (Present Simple)
does he do
He _____ (not work) at the moment. He’s on holiday. (Present Continuous)
isn't working
I ____ (not have) two courses at lunchtime. (Present Simple)
don't have
What _____ (you/do) now? Do you want to go for a walk? (Present Continuous)
are you doing
We _____ (never play) hockey at school. (Present Simple)
never play
I usually ______ my homework at 5.00 but I ______ it now. (do)
do, am doing
We ______ the house at the moment but we usually _____ at 8.30. (leave)
are leaving, leave
I don’t usually ______ spaghetti but I _____ some now. (eat)
eat, am eating
