Present simple vs Present continuous

• English
• Secondary Education
• Age 12

She ............ a book before bed.

1. read
2. reads
3. is reading
4. are reading

I ........... coffee right now.

1. am drinking
2. drinking
3. drink
4. drinks

We ...... basketball at the weekends.

1. play
2. plays
3. are playing
4. playing

They .......... movies on Friday nights.

1. are watching
2. watchs
3. watching
4. watch

They ........... their grandparents today.

1. is visiting
2. visit
3. are visiting
4. visits

John ............. now.

1. isn't studying
2. not studying
3. aren't studying
4. doesn't study

Raffaele and Vincenzo ............. the harp.

1. doesn't play
2. don't play
3. isn't playing
4. not play

Francesco .............. football.

1. don't play
2. doesn't play
3. isn't play
4. not play

................... you ............like English

1. does........ like
2. are........ liking
3. is........ liking
4. do....... like

.......... she ........ that film today?

1. is..........watching
2. does ......watch
3. are........watching
4. do........ watch

Transform the sentence in negative form:
My students love English.

1. My students doesn't love English.
2. My students don't love English.
3. My students not love English.
4. My students aren't loving English.

They are writing a story right now.

1. They don't writing a story right now.
2. They don't write a story right now.
3. They aren't writing a story right now.
4. They not write a story right now.

Present simple vs Present continuous