Underline the correct form of the verb in each sentence.

Okay, let's go through each sentence and choose the correct form of the verb. 21. Fiona **is making** a snowman at the moment. Explanation: The phrase "at the moment" indicates an action happening right now, so we need the present continuous tense. 22. Helen and Tom **are watching** TV now. Explanation: Similar to the previous sentence, "now" indicates an ongoing action, so we use the present continuous tense. 23. What time **does** the train leave? Explanation: This is a question about a scheduled event (train departure), so we use the present simple tense with "does" for a singular subject. 24. We **go** to the cinema every Saturday evening. Explanation: The phrase "every Saturday evening" indicates a regular habit, so we use the present simple tense. 25. On Sundays, we usually **stay** at home. Explanation: "Usually" suggests a regular occurrence, so we use the present simple tense. 26. What **is** Tim **doing** today? Explanation: "Today" specifies action happening at the present time therefore present continuous tense is needed. 27. Does Ian **like** your new flat? Explanation: In this sentence, asking about a general preference, the simple present tense 'like' is appropriate. Using 'is liking' would imply something temporary or unusual, which doesn't fit the context. 28. Where are the children **going**? Explanation: The question asking about where the children are at the moment so the present continuous tense should be used. 29. Look at Anne. What **is** she **wearing**? Explanation: Since you are looking at Anne now, the right tense is the present continuous. 30. What **do** you **think**/are you thinking of my dress? Explanation: Asking for opinion, so the simple present is more appropriate here.