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To solve this exercise, we need to determine whether each verb should be in the present simple tense or the present continuous tense based on the context of each sentence. Here’s a step-by-step guide: 1. **Look for Key Indicators:** - **Present Simple** is used for regular actions, habits, and general truths. Keywords often include "always," "every," "often," and "never." - **Present Continuous** indicates actions happening now or around the present time, with keywords like "now," "at the moment," "currently," and "this week." 2. **Apply the Appropriate Tense:** - **Present Simple** Structure: [Subject] + [Base Form of Verb] (add 's' or 'es' for he/she/it) - **Present Continuous** Structure: [Subject] + [am/is/are] + [Verb+ing] 3. **Sentence Analysis:** - **Sentence 1:** "My parents ___ a new carpet at the moment." ("are buying" - Present Continuous, happening now) - **Sentence 2:** "He never ___ any sport." ("does" - Present Simple, general statement) - Continue applying this logic for each sentence based on context. 4. **Check Each Sentence:** - Make sure the verb form and auxiliary verbs match in number and person (singular/plural). 5. **Consider Patterns:** - Repeated actions or routines generally use Present Simple. - Actions occurring right now use Present Continuous. By applying these principles, you will correctly fill in each blank. Since the exercise requires recognizing patterns, pay attention to the clues provided by context and key words. Let me know if you need further explanation or specific sentence breakdowns!