Present simple vs. Present continuous

She usually (go) to the gym on Mondays.

• She usually go to the gym on Monday.

• She usually going to the gym on Monday.

• She usually gos to the gym on Mondays.

• She usually goes to the gym on Mondays.

I (watch) TV at the moment.

• am watching

• watching

• watch

• is watching

They (play) football every weekend.

• They play football every weekends.

• They plays football every weekend.

• They play football every weekend.

• They playing football every weekend.

He (read) a book right now.

• He will read a book right now.

• He is reading a book right now.

• He reads a book right now.

• He was reading a book right now.

My mom (cook) dinner every evening.

• My mom cook dinner every evening.

• My mom cooking dinner every evening.

• My mom cooks dinner every evening.

• My mom cooked dinner every evening.

We (study) for the exam this week.

• studied

• are studying

• is studying

• will study

The train (arrive) at 3 PM every day.

• The train arrive at 3 PM every day.

• The train arrives at 3 PM every day.

• The train will arrive at 3 PM every day.

• The train arriving at 3 PM every day.

She (talk) on the phone at the moment.

• is talking

• talks

• talked

• are talking

He always (wear) a suit to work.

• weared

• wears

• wear

• wearing

They (dance) at the party tonight.

• They is dancing at the party tonight.

• They are dancing at the party tonight.

• They will dancing at the party tonight.

• They were dancing at the party tonight.