Present and Present Progresive tense

Which of the following sentences uses the present tense correctly?

• She is reading a book.

• She reads a book.

• She read a book.

• She will read a book.

Which sentence is in the present progressive tense?

• I go to the gym every day.

• I am going to the gym right now.

• I went to the gym yesterday.

• I will go to the gym tomorrow.

The present progressive tense is used for:

• Habits and routines.

• Actions in progress at the moment of speaking.

• General truths.

• Future actions.

Which sentence is grammatically correct?

• He is working every day.

• He works every day.

• He is work every day.

• He works every day.

Which sentence correctly uses the present tense?

• They are playing soccer now.

• They play soccer every Saturday.

• They playing soccer every Saturday.

• They play soccer now.

Choose the correct sentence in present progressive.

• She is read the newspaper.

• She is reading the newspaper.

• She reads the newspaper.

• She reading the newspaper.

In which sentence is the verb form incorrect?

• I am watching television right now.

• I am eating lunch now.

• I am writing an email.

• I am listening to music.

Which sentence expresses a permanent situation using the present tense?

• She is living in New York.

• She lives in New York.

• She will live in New York.

• She has lived in New York.

Which sentence is in the present progressive tense?

• They are playing soccer right now.

• They play soccer on weekends.

• They played soccer yesterday.

• They will play soccer tomorrow.

Which option correctly uses the present tense?

• He is working in the garden right now.

• He works in the garden every weekend.

• He works in the garden every weekend.

• He working in the garden every weekend.