Question

Помогите! 4. Используйте глагол в скобках в одном предложении дважды: в Present Simple и в Present Continuous. I always … orange juice but now I … peach juice. (drink) She … a shower at the moment, though she usually … it in the morning. (take) Mum often … cherry-pies but this evening she … an apple-pie. (bake) As a rule we … to football matches but this Sunday we… to a hockey match. (go) Marta usually … jeans but today she … a dress. (wear)

Answer 1

I always drink orange juice but now I am drinking peach juice. 
She is taking a shower at the moment, though she usually takes it in the morning. 
Mum often bakes cherry-pies but this evening she is baking an apple-pie. 
As a rule we go to football matches but this Sunday we are going to a hockey match. 
Marta usually wears jeans but today she is wearing a dress. 

Answer 2

I always …drink  orange juice but now I  am drinking … peach juice. (drink)
She  is taking … a shower at the moment, though she usually …takes  it in the morning. (take)
Mum often bakes … cherry-pies but this evening she  is baking … an apple-pie. (bake)
As a rule we …go  to football matches but this Sunday we…are going  to a hockey match. (go)
Marta usually  wear … jeans but today she  is wearing … a dress. (wear)

Answer 3

I always drink orange juice but now I'm drinking peach juice. She is taking a shower at the moment, though she usually takes it in the morning. Mum often bakes cherry-pies but this evening she is baking an apple-pie. As a rule, we go to football matches but this Sunday we are going to a hockey match. Marta usually wears jeans but today she is wearing a dress.

In the first sentence, we use "drink" in the Present Simple tense to indicate a habitual action ("I always drink orange juice") and "drink" in the Present Continuous tense to indicate an action happening now ("but now I'm drinking peach juice").

In the second sentence, we use "take" in the Present Continuous tense to indicate an action happening now ("She is taking a shower at the moment") and "take" in the Present Simple tense to indicate a habitual action ("though she usually takes it in the morning").

In the third sentence, we use "bake" in the Present Simple tense to indicate a habitual action ("Mum often bakes cherry-pies") and "bake" in the Present Continuous tense to indicate an action happening now ("but this evening she is baking an apple-pie").

In the fourth sentence, we use "go" in the Present Simple tense to indicate a habitual action ("As a rule, we go to football matches") and "go" in the Present Continuous tense to indicate an action happening in the future ("but this Sunday we are going to a hockey match").

In the fifth sentence, we use "wear" in the Present Simple tense to indicate a habitual action ("Marta usually wears jeans") and "wear" in the Present Continuous tense to indicate an action happening now ("but today she is wearing a dress").