Grammar. Present Simple vs Present Continuous

Choose the correct variants.

Tom: We            [move, moving, are moving, 's moving]into our new house tomorrow.

Bill: But why      [does, do, is, are]you         [leaving, leave, leaves]your present house? It            [suit, suits, is suiting]you all.

Tom: Yes, I            [know, 'm knowing]it      [is, do, does] but the Council            [pull, pulls, is pulling]all houses on this side. They              [widen, are widening, is widening, widens] the road. They say it's a bottleneck.

Choose the correct variants.

Mrs Jones: My daughter never            [write, writes, is writing, is write] to me so I never            [know, knows, don't know]what she          [do, does, is doing, is do]. Does your son        [write, writes]to you, Mrs Smith?

Mrs Smith: Yes, I            [hear, hears, am hearing]from him every week. He            [seem, seems, is seeming]to like writing letters.

Choose the correct variants.

-You            [look, is looking, looking, looks]very thoughtful. What      [do, are, is, does]you          [think, thinks, thinking]about?

-I am          [think, thinking]about my retirement.

-But you           [is, are, be, are being]only 25. You are just starting your career.

-I              [know, knows, doesn't know, am knowing]; but I            [reads, read, am reading, don't read]an article which            [say, says, are saying, saying]that a sensible man          [start, starts, starting]thinking about retirement at 25.