1) l....(leave) home at seven o'clock every morning. a) l leave home at seven o'clock every morning. b) l'm leaving home at seven o'clock every morning. 2) She usually ...(work) in the Sales Department in London, but at the moment she...(do) a training course in Bristol. a) She usually is working in the Sales Department in London, but at the moment she does a training course in Bristol. b) She usually works in the Sales Department in London, but at the moment she is doing a training course in Bristol. 3) Emilia ... (wash) her hair every day. a) Emilia washes her hair every day. b) Emilia is washing her hair every day. 4) He .... (try) very hard in every game that he ... (play). a) He tries very hard in every game that he plays. b) He is trying very hard in every game that he is playing. 5) Excuse me. I think that you... (sit) in my seat. a) Excuse me. I think that you are sitting in my seat. b) Excuse me. I think that you sit in my seat. 6) ....(you/listen) to music very often? a) Do you listen to music very often? b) Are you listening to music very often? 7) Don't talk to me now. I...(write) an important essay. a) Don't talk to me now. I am writing an important essay. b) Don't talk to me now. I write an important essay. 8) Why...(they/drive) on the left in Britain? a) Why do they drive on the left in Britain? b) Why are they driving on the left in Britain? 9) It...(not/get) dark at this time of year until about ten o'clock. a) It doesn't get dark at this time of year until about ten o'clock. b) It isn't getting dark at this time of year until about ten o'clock. 10) It usually....(rain) here a lot, but it... (not/rain) now. a) It usually rains here a lot, but it isn't raining now. b) It is usually raining here a lot, but it doesn't rain now. 11) A: What are you doing? B: I... (bake) a cake. Why... (you/smile)? ...(l/do) something wrong? a) A: What are you doing? B: I'm baking a cake. Why are you smiling? Am l doing something wrong? b) A: What are you doing? B: I bake a cake. Why do you smile? Do I do something wrong?

Present Simple (I do) or the Present Continuous (I am doing) Oxford Practice Grammar Basic Unit 7 Ex.A

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