She usually ____ to school by bus, but today she ____ with her dad. (go / travel), goes; is traveling, goes; is travelling, I ____ breakfast at 7:00 every day, but right now I ____ a sandwich. (have / eat), have; am eating, My brother ____ in a bank, but this week he ____ from home. (work / work), works; is working, They usually ____ soccer on Saturdays, but at the moment they ____ tennis. (play / play), play; are playing, Anna ____ coffee every morning, but today she ____ tea. (drink / drink), drinks; is drinking, We ____ in Madrid, but this month we ____ with our cousins in Seville. (live / stay), live; are staying, He often ____ TV after dinner, but now he ____ a book. (watch / read), watches; is reading, The train usually ____ at 8:30, but today it ____ late. (leave / run), leaves; is running, You always ____ your homework in the evening, but right now you ____ a video game. (do / play), do; are playing, My parents ____ in a small house, but these days they ____ in an apartment. (live / stay), live; are staying, Tom ____ English very well, but at the moment he ____ French for a test. (speak / study), speaks; is studying, I ____ to music when I clean my room, but now I ____ to a podcast. (listen / listen), listen; am listening, The baby usually ____ after lunch, but right now he ____. (sleep / cry), sleeps; is crying, Our teacher always ____ us extra exercises, but today she ____ us a game. (give / show), gives; is showing, Sara ____ her grandmother every Sunday, but this weekend she ____ her aunt. (visit / help), visits; is helping

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