Question

Present Simple or Present Continuous 1.Her brother usually \to clean\his room in the evening. 2.What .... you \ to do\ now? 3. .... she \to live\ in Moscow? I\ not think \ so 4. We often \ to help \ our mum about the house. 5. My Dad always \to say \ "Thank you" to my Mum for supper. 6. .... you \ to know \ that girls? No , I .... 7. My sister \not to eat \ vegetables and meat for dinner. 8. What ...... they \ to drink\ now? 9. Where \to drive \ your parents at the moment? 10.\ to be \ your Granny at home now? No, she ............

Answer 1

1. Her brother usually cleans his room in the evening.

2. What are you doing now?
3. Does she live in Moscow? I don't think so. 
4. We often help our mum about the house.
5. My Dad always says "Thank you"  to my Mum for supper.
6. Do you know that girl? No, I don't.
7. My sister doesn't eat vegetables and meat for dinner.
8. What are they drinking now?
9. Where are your parents driving at the moment?
10. Is your Granny at home now? No, she isn't.

Answer 2

1. cleans

2. what are you doing now

3. does she live in moscow? I don't think so.

4. help

5. says

6. do you know that girl? No, I don't

7. doesn't eat

8.what are they drinking now

9. are driving

10. is you Granny at home now. No, she isn't

Answer 3

Certainly! Let's go through each sentence and determine whether the verb should be in the Present Simple or Present Continuous tense.

1. Her brother usually \[cleans\] his room in the evening. - Here, we use the Present Simple tense because it describes a habitual action.

2. What \[are\] you \[doing\] now? - In this case, we use the Present Continuous tense because the question is about an action happening at the moment of speaking.

3. \[Does\] she \[live\] in Moscow? I \[don't\] think so. - For the first part of the sentence, we use the Present Simple tense because it is a general question about a fact. The negative response also uses the Present Simple tense.

4. We often \[help\] our mum about the house. - Similar to the first sentence, the Present Simple tense is used here because it describes a habitual action.

5. My Dad always \[says\] "Thank you" to my Mum for supper. - Again, this is a habitual action, so the Present Simple tense is used.

6. \[Do\] you \[know\] that girl? No, I \[don't\]. - The first part is a general question and uses the Present Simple tense. The negative response also uses the Present Simple tense.

7. My sister \[does not eat\] vegetables and meat for dinner. - In the negative form, we use "does not" (or "doesn't") for Present Simple tense. The action is a habitual one.

8. What \[are\] they \[drinking\] now? - The question is about an action happening at the moment, so the Present Continuous tense is appropriate.

9. Where \[are\] your parents \[driving\] at the moment? - This sentence also refers to an action in progress, so the Present Continuous tense is used.

10. \[Is\] your Granny at home now? No, she \[isn't\]. - The first part is a general question using the Present Simple tense. The negative response uses "isn't," the contraction of "is not," for Present Simple tense.

So, in summary: - Present Simple is used for general facts, habits, and routines. - Present Continuous is used for actions happening at the moment of speaking.