Put the verbs in brackets into the present simple or present continuous: 1) (he/like) the English countryside? 2) Peter (go) to the theatre now. 3) I'm happy. I (fly) home tomorrow. 4) She (want) to visit London again. 5) I (not know) where she is. 6) He (start) school at 8:30 every day. 7) She (always/call) me late at night.

1. Does he like the English countryside?
2. Peter is going to the theatre now.
3. I'm happy. I am flying home tomorrow.
4. She wants to visit London again.
5. I don't know where she is.
6. He starts school at 8:30 every day.
7. She is always calling me late at night.

Present simple is used for habits, routines, states and stative verbs; present continuous is used for actions happening now, fixed future arrangements and repeated actions with always.