Simple Present Tense vs Present Continuous

Ms. Diana ... (teach) Math every other day or so.

• teach

• teaches

• teaching

• is teaching

Ms. Diana ... (teach) Math at this moment.

• teach

• teaches

• teaching

• is teaching

Jason usually ... (sit) in the front row during class, but today she ... (sit) in the last row.

• sit, sits

• sits, sitting

• sits, is sitting

• is sitting, are sitting

Jason usually ... (sit) in the front row during class, but today she ... (sit) in the last row.

• sit, sits

• sits, sitting

• sits, is sitting

• is sitting, are sitting

My friend hasn't replied my letter yet. I ... (still, wait) for a reply.

• still waiting

• is still waiting

• am still waiting

• are still waiting

The students ... (not, go) to the school every Sunday.

• not go

• do not go

• does not go

• are not going

Atta is a student. He ... (not, go) to the school right now because it's summer.

• not go

• does not go

• is not going

• are not going

What ... (you, do) now? You should be studying right now.

• you do

• do you do

• did you do

• are you doing

(you, always, lock) ___________ the door to your apartment when you leave?

• Do you always lock

• Does you always lock

• Are you always lock

• Are you always locking

Look! It (snow) ............ .

• snow

• snows

• snowing

• is snowing