Present Simple or Present Progressive

Choose the Present Simple or Present Progressive to complete the sentences below.

He            [works, is working] for a big insurance company.

I            [am waiting, wait] for my doctor at the moment.

Bob, stop! You            [are eating, eat] too fast.

She           [has, is having] four brothers.

Switch off the radio, please. You                  [don’t listen, aren’t listening] to it.

I know my bad habit: I often            [talk, am talking] too loudly.

Look at the picture. An elegant lady           [is riding, rides] a horse.

Give me some salt, please. I           [make, am making] seafood salad.

Mary never             [speaks, is speaking] to strange people.

Fill in the correct form of the Present Simple or Present Progressive

1. It's seven o'clock and they           to school now. (go)
2. Mrs Cooper      in the restaurant every Sunday. (eat)
3. Our cat never       on the kitchen table. (jump)
4. Look! The boys             blue uniforms. (wear)
5. Curt always       his guitar in the afternoon. (play)
6. The taxi            for them at the moment. (wait)
7. He always       his grandmother in the coat. (help)
8. They never     very much. (eat)
9. Listen! Bill            his electric guitar. (play)
10. He        his car every Sunday. (wash)

Choose the Present Simple or Present Progressive to complete the sentences below.

She usually            [walks, is walking] to school.