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Present Simple vs Present Continuous

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  • If you what to know where Jane is, she (smell) the roses in the garden.
    If you what to know where Jane is, she's smelling the roses in the garden.
  • Mitchel (have) lunch now.
    Mitchel is having lunch now.
  • I love tennis, but I (play) it badly.
    I love tennis, but I play it badly.
  • Jill (have) some problems with her phone. Can you check it?
    Jill's having some problems with her phone. Can you check it?
  • Why he (hate) chocolate?
    Why does he hate chocolate?
  • She (write) a book. It will be published next year.
    She's writing a book. It will be published next year.
  • I (write) about twenty text messages a day, usually to friends.
    I write about twenty text messages a day, usually to friends.
  • Daddy can't come home now. He (work) late at the office.
    Daddy can't come home now. He's working late at the office.
  • This book (belong) to me.
    This book belongs to me.
  • I (make) some coffee. Do you want some?
    I'm making some coffee. Do you want some?
  • Sorry, I can't hear you because Matthew (play) the piano.
    Sorry, I can't hear you because Matthew is playing the piano.
  • I think I fell in love with Tom! I (think) about him all day!
    I think I fell in love with Tom! I'm thinking about him all day!
  • you (have) a good time at this party?
    Are you having a good time at this party?
  • I try to keep fit. I (do) yoga and aerobics every day.
    I try to keep fit. I do yoga and aerobics every day.
  • cake (taste) good? - Of, course! My mom baked it!
    Does cake taste good? - Of, course! My mom baked it!
  • We (have) a lesson now.
    We are having a lesson now.
  • Hi, Tim! I'm in town for a week. I (visit) an old friend.
    Hi, Tim! I'm in town for a week. I'm visiting an old friend.
  • He only met his real father last month. They (get) to know each other now.
    He only met his real father last month. They're getting to know each other now.
  • She loves the school. She (have) a lot of friends there.
    She loves the school. She has a lot of friends there.
  • I love that TV show! I (watch) it every week.
    I love that TV show! I watch it every week.
  • She always (read) a book to her son before he (go) to sleep.
    She always reads a book to her son before he goes to sleep.
  • In the UK, about 50 percent of married couples (get) divorced.
    In the UK, about 50 percent of married couples get divorced.
  • I (not like) getting up early in the morning.
    I don't like getting up early in the morning.
  • I (have) a car.
    I have a car.
  • Can you call be back later. I (do) my homework.
    Can you call be back later. I'm doing my homework.
  • When we go to London, we usually (visit) the National Gallery.
    When we go to London, we usually visit the National Gallery.
  • She looks really bad. She (not even taste) the soup.
    She looks really bad. She isn't even tasting the soup.
  • I (not use) English for my job.
    I don't use English for my job.
  • I like to spend time with my friends. That's what (make) me happy.
    I like to spend time with my friends. That's what makes me happy.
  • Usually he (work) from 9am to 5pm from Monday to Friday.
    Usually he works from 9am to 5pm from Monday to Friday.
  • The Earth (move) round the sun.
    The Earth moves round the sun.
  • Why you (smell) the milk?
    Why are you smelling the milk?
  • I (read) this book at the moment. It's really great!
    I'm reading this book at the moment. It's really great!
  • you (watch) YouTube every day?
    Do you watch YouTube every day?
  • Toby usually (ride) a bicycle, but today he (drive) a car.
    Toby usually rides a bicycle, but today he is driving a car.
  • I (think) he is a good boss.
    I think he is a good boss.
  • Let's watch this movie. What (think) about it?
    Let's watch this movie. What do you think about it?
  • (listen) what I'm saying, girls?
    Are you listening what I'm saying, girls?
  • You (play) your music too loud. I can’t hear anything!
    You are playing your music too loud. I can’t hear anything!
  • The flowers (smell) nice?
    Do the flowers smell nice?
  • Where they (run)?
    Where are they running?
  • I (not know) the answer.
    I don’t know the answer.
  • Don't switch off the TV! I (watch) it.
    Don't switch off the TV! I'm watching it.
  • you (watch) anything at the moment?
    Are you watching anything at the moment?
  • HELLO! you (hear) me?
    HELLO! Do you hear me?
  • you (like) your boss?
    Do you like your boss?
  • Bobby (learn) how to use a computer this week.
    Bobby is learning how to use a computer this week.