Question

F Put the verbs in brackets into the present simple present continuous. e.g.My dad usually drives (drive) to work, but today he taking (take) the train. 33 Jack 34 Mary usually evening, but tonight she restaurant. 35 I usually school, but today I my friends. (not/want) to watch TV. (do) his homework now. #6 Grandma often..... room, but today she kitchen. Danny sometimes after school, but today he an exam. (cook) dinner ever (eat) at (do) my homework aft (play) footb (have) lunch in th (eat) in the (watch) telew (study​

Answer 1

Ответ:

Jack is doing his homework now.

Mary usually wants to watch TV in the evening, but tonight she doesn't want to.

I usually eat lunch in the school cafeteria, but today I am eating with my friends.

Grandma often reads in the living room, but today she is in the kitchen.

Danny sometimes cooks dinner after school, but today he has an exam.

Do you ever eat at that restaurant?

I am doing my homework after I play football.

We usually have lunch in the park, but today we are eating in the office.

They are watching television right now.

She is studying for her exam.

Answer 2

Certainly! It looks like you have a set of sentences where you need to fill in the blanks with the correct verb form, either in the present simple or present continuous tense. Let's go through each sentence:

1. Jack usually watches TV in the evening, but tonight he is watching a movie. 2. Mary usually goes to a restaurant in the evening, but tonight she is staying at home. 3. I usually go to school, but today I don't want to go; I want to stay at home and watch TV. 4. He usually does his homework now. 5. Grandma often sits in the living room, but today she is in the kitchen. 6. Danny sometimes cooks dinner after school, but today he has an exam. 7. I never eat lunch at 3 o'clock. 8. I always do my homework after school. 9. Grandma often plays football with us. 10. We have lunch in the cafeteria. 11. I eat in the kitchen. 12. They watch television every evening. 13. She studies after dinner.

Make sure to review the use of present simple (habitual actions) and present continuous (actions happening now or around now) to determine the appropriate tense for each sentence.