2. Use the present simple or present continuous form. 1. Peter _______ (not go) swimming very often. 2. Lessons usually _______ (start) at 9 am. 3. I _______ (not like) Maths. It's too difficult for me. 4. My brother _______ (watch) TV now. 5. Why _______ Lucy _______ (cry)? 6. What time _______ you _______ (get up) on Sundays? 7. What _______ Sarah _______ (do) at the moment?

2. Use the present simple or present continuous form.

1. Peter doesn't go swimming very often. (Present simple for habits/routines)


2. Lessons usually start at 9 am. (Present simple for scheduled events)


3. I don't like Maths. It's too difficult for me. (Present simple for states/feelings)


4. My brother is watching TV now. (Present continuous for an action happening at the moment)


5. Why is Lucy crying? (Present continuous for an action happening at the moment)


6. What time do you get up on Sundays? (Present simple for habits/routines)


7. What is Sarah doing at the moment? (Present continuous for an action happening at the moment)

Explanation: We use the present simple for general truths, habits, routines, and scheduled events. We use the present continuous for actions happening right now or around the present time.