Question

Present simple or present continuous I (love) this music. What is it? I (enjoy) this music. What is it? I (not believe) him. It is a lie! He (not tell) the truth. It is a lie!

Answer 1

I love this music. Simple

I enjoing this music .Continuous

I am not believing him. Continuous

He do not tell the truth. Simple

Объяснение:

Не факт что правильно,но вроде так

Answer 2

For each sentence, let's decide whether to use the present simple or present continuous tense based on the context:

1. I (love) this music. What is it?

   • Present simple: "love" is used to express a general or habitual action. You love this music in general, not necessarily at this exact moment.

2. I (enjoy) this music. What is it?

   • Present continuous: "enjoy" is used to describe an action happening at the current moment or around the current time. You are enjoying this music right now.

3. I (not believe) him. It is a lie!

   • Present simple: "do not believe" is used to express a general or habitual action of not believing him. You don't believe him in general.

4. He (not tell) the truth. It is a lie!

   • Present simple: "does not tell" is used to express a general or habitual action of not telling the truth. He doesn't tell the truth in general.

So, the correct verb tenses are:

1. love - present simple
2. enjoy - present continuous
3. do not believe - present simple
4. does not tell - present simple