Present Simple or Present Continuous of the verbs in (brackets).  

    We _don’t go_ to Chinese restaurants very often. (not go)

1  These days, most children _________ too many fizzy drinks. (have)

2  ________ you ________ any vitamins at the  moment? (take)

3  Don’t eat that spinach if you ______ it. (not like)

4  ________ your boyfriend ________ how to cook fish? (know)

5  We ___________ takeaway pizzas during the week. (not get)

6  What _______ your mother __________? It smells great! (cook)

7  You look sad. What ______ you _______ about? (think)

8   The diet in my country ________ worse. (get)

9   How often ______ you ________ seafood? (eat)

   10   I ________ usually ______ fish. (not cook)

Sure, I'll fill in the blanks using either the Present Simple or Present Continuous form of the verbs in brackets. Here's how it would look:

1. These days, most children are having too many fizzy drinks. (have)

   • Explanation: Present Continuous is used as it refers to a temporary habit or trend happening these days.

2. Are you taking any vitamins at the moment? (take)

   • Explanation: Present Continuous is appropriate because it asks about an action happening currently, at the moment.

3. Don’t eat that spinach if you don’t like it. (not like)

   • Explanation: Present Simple is used for a general, timeless statement or a habitual action.

4. Does your boyfriend know how to cook fish? (know)

   • Explanation: Present Simple is used for a state or fact that is generally true.

5. We don’t get takeaway pizzas during the week. (not get)

   • Explanation: Present Simple is used to describe a habitual action, something that generally doesn't happen.

6. What is your mother cooking? It smells great! (cook)

   • Explanation: Present Continuous is used as the action (cooking) is happening at the time of speaking.

7. You look sad. What are you thinking about? (think)

   • Explanation: Present Continuous is used for actions happening at the moment of speaking.

8. The diet in my country is getting worse. (get)

   • Explanation: Present Continuous is used to describe a situation that is changing or developing.

9. How often do you eat seafood? (eat)

   • Explanation: Present Simple is used for habitual actions or routines.

10. I don’t usually cook fish. (not cook)

    • Explanation: Present Simple is used to express a habitual action that doesn't usually happen.

In these sentences, the choice between Present Simple and Present Continuous depends on whether the action is habitual, general, a temporary trend, or happening at the moment of speaking.