The cat ______ (to sleep) on the sofa every evening., sleeps, is sleeping, are sleeping, sleep, They ______ (to play) soccer at the moment., is playing, are playing, plays, play, He ______ (to read) a book right now., reads, is reading, are reading, read, We ______ (to watch) a movie now., watch, are watching, is watching, watches, I ______ (to write) emails on Mondays., am writing, writes, is writing, write, You ______ (to listen) to music now., are listening, listens, is listening, listen, He ______ (to speak) with his mom now., speaks, is speaking, are speaking, speak, He usually ______ (to cook) dinner., is cooking, cooks, are cooking, cook, They ______ (to swim) in the pool now., are swimming, swims, is swimming, swim, She ______ (to dance) at the party this evening., is dancing, dances, are dancing, dance, We ______ (to study) for the test now., are studying, studies, is studying, study, I ______ (to draw) a picture now., am drawing, draws, is drawing, draw, You ______ (to run) in the park every weekend., are running, runs, is running, run, The dog ______ (to bark) loudly., is barking, barks, are barking, bark, He sometimes ______ (to drive) to work., is driving, drives, are driving, drive.

Present Continuous vs. Present Simple

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