What are they doing now? What do they do once a week?
They are carrying a suitcase now. They carry a suitcase once a week.
What does she do every day? What is she doing now?
She runs every day. She is running now.
What is he doing now? What does he do every morning?
He is cycling now. He cycles every morning.
She often ___ (go) to the cinema in the afternoon, but today she __ (meet) her friends.
She often goes to the cinema in the afternoon, but today she´s meeting her friends.
They usually ___ (have) dinner at home, but today they ___ (eat out).
They usually have dinner at home, but today they are eating out.
What do they do every Saturday? What are they doing now?
They swim every Saturday. They´re swimming now.
He often ___ (buy) food in the supermarket, but today he ___ (buy) souvenirs in a shop.
He often buys food in the supermarket, but today he´s buying souvenirs in a shop.
He often ___ (watch) sport on TV, but today he ___ (watch) a TV series.
He often watches sport on TV, but today he´s watching a TV series.
He usually ___ (wear) a suit, but today he ___ (wear) jeans.
He usually wears a suit, but today he´s wearing jeans.
What does she do every day? What is she doing now?
She reads a book every day. She is reading a book now.
What does she do twice a month? What is she doing now?
She books tickets twice a month. She is booking tickets now.
They usually ___ (stay) at home at the weekends, but today they ___ (travel) to Italy.
They usually stay at home at the weekends, but today they are travelling to Italy.