Present Simple and Continuous A2 | Baamboozle - Baamboozle

They (move / are moving) to a new house next month.

are moving

I (not/play / am not playing) football tomorrow.

I (study / am studying) for the exam

am not playing / am studying

(Do you see / Are you seeing) Sarah after school today?

seeing

He (start / is starting) his new job on Monday.

is starting

We (go / are going) to the cinema this Saturday.

are going

My parents (come / are coming) to the wedding next month.

are coming

They (have / are having) a party on Friday.

are having

I (not/work / am not working) on Saturday because I (visit / am visiting) my grandparents.

am not working / am visiting

She (fly / is flying) to Paris next week.

is flying

We (meet / are meeting) our friends tomorrow evening.

are meeting

The baby usually (wakes up / is waking up) at 6, but today he (sleeps / is sleeping) longer.

wakes up / is sleeping

I (don’t wear / am not wearing) a coat today because it’s warm.

don’t wear

The teacher (explains / is explaining) the rules now.

is explaining

We (don’t know / aren’t knowing) the answer.

don’t know

She never (drinks / is drinking) soda.

drinks

Mum (bakes / is baking) a cake right now.

is baking

I (think / am thinking) this movie is boring.

think

My friends (visit / are visiting) us every summer.

visit

Paul (writes / is writing) a letter to his grandma at the moment.

is writing

They (don’t work / aren’t working) today – it’s a holiday.

don’t work

I (love / am loving) chocolate, but I (don’t eat / am not eating) it now.

love / don’t eat

My cat (sleeps / is sleeping) under the sofa now.

is sleeping

The children (laugh / are laughing) and (play / are playing) outside.

are laughing / are playing

He (goes / is going) to the gym three times a week.

goes

She always (carries / is carrying) an umbrella

carries

I (don’t listen / am not listening) now – I (think / am thinking) about lunch!

don’t listen / am thinking

Mike never (eats / is eating) vegetables

eats

Right now, we (study / are studying) for the test

are studying

They often (watch / are watching) movies on Fridays.

watch

I usually (take / am taking) the bus, but today I (walk / am walking).

take / am walking

Shhh! I (try / am trying) to concentrate.

am trying

My grandma (tells / is telling) me stories every evening.

tells

The sun (shines / is shining) and the birds (sing / are singing).

is shining / are singing

She (doesn’t like / isn’t liking) coffee, but she (drinks / is drinking) tea now.

doesn’t like / is drinking

We usually (have / are having) breakfast at 7, but today we (eat / are eating) at 8.

have / are eating

I (don’t understand / am not understanding) what you (say / are saying).

don’t understand / are saying

He (doesn’t wear / isn’t wearing) a hat today.

isn’t wearing

Dad (reads / is reading) the newspaper every morning.

reads

Look! It (snows / is snowing) outside.

is snowing

I (clean / am cleaning) my room at the moment.

am cleaning

We always (go / are going) to the beach in summer.

go

My brother (doesn’t study / isn’t studying) now.

isn’t studying

They (live / are living) in London, but now they (stay / are staying) in Paris.

live / are staying

Be quiet! The teacher (talks / is talking).

is talking

The dog (barks / is barking) every night.

barks

I (have / am having) lunch now.

am having

Tom usually (does / is doing) his homework after dinner.

does

She (listens / is listening) to music in her room right now.

is listening

I (don’t like / am not liking) pizza, but I (eat / am eating) it now.

don’t like / am eating

My mom always (cooks / is cooking) dinner at 6 p.m..

cooks

Look! The baby (sleeps / is sleeping) in the stroller.

is sleeping

We (don’t go / aren’t going) to school on Sundays.

don’t go

They (play / are playing) football in the park at the moment.

are playing

My dad (drives / is driving) to work every day, but today he (takes / is taking) the train.

drives / is taking

I (don’t watch / am not watching) TV now – I (read / am reading) a book.

am not watching / am reading

She usually wears jeans, but today she (wears / is wearing) a dress.

is wearing