Put the verbs in brackets into the present simple or the present continuous

To complete this task, you need to decide whether to use the present simple or the present continuous tense for each verb in brackets based on the context. Here is how you can determine which form to use: **Present Simple:** - Use the present simple tense for actions that are routine, regular, or general truths. - Example: She **reads** a book every evening. **Present Continuous:** - Use the present continuous tense for actions happening right now, current actions, or temporary situations. - Example: He **is reading** a book at the moment. Now, let's put the verbs in brackets into the correct tense: 1. She usually (go) to the gym in the evenings. **Answer:** goes 2. Look! They (play) football in the park. **Answer:** are playing 3. Sara (work) as a teacher in a primary school. **Answer:** works 4. My brother (study) for his exams at the moment. **Answer:** is studying 5. Water (boil) at 100 degrees Celsius. **Answer:** boils 6. We (have) dinner with our friends this Saturday. **Answer:** are having 7. The sun (rise) in the east every morning. **Answer:** rises 8. The children (watch) a movie now. **Answer:** are watching By applying the rules for the present simple and present continuous tenses, you can correctly complete the sentences with the verbs in either form.