Present simple or present continuous?

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You want some milk in your coffee.

                 [Do you think, Are you thinking]this milk is okay to drink? It             [smells, 's smelling]

strange to me.

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You can hear a language that you don’t understand. You make a guess.

I think they              [’re speaking, speak] Hungarian.

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Talking about fear.

Spiders                    [don’t frighten, aren’t frightening]me.

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You walk into a room.

It            [’s seeming, seems]a bit dark in here. Can I put the light on?

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You’re describing a friend.

She             [’s laughing, laughs]a lot.

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You’re going to a party. You need directions.

You could ask Jane. She              [’s knowing, knows]where it is.

Decide if the sentence refers to regular actions, actions happening now, or future actions.

I cook and he does the washing up.         [regular, now, future]

Decide if the sentence refers to regular actions, actions happening now, or future actions.

You’re being extremely difficult.         [regular, now, future]

Decide if the sentence refers to regular actions, actions happening now, or future actions.

She’s always complaining.         [regular, now, future]

Decide if the sentence refers to regular actions, actions happening now, or future actions.

The train doesn’t get in until after midnight.         [regular, now, future]

Decide if the sentence refers to regular actions, actions happening now, or future actions.

I understand what you’re saying.         [regular, now, future]

Decide if the sentence refers to regular actions, actions happening now, or future actions.

I respect your views, but I don’t agree with them.         [regular, now, future]