Use the Present Indefinite Tense or the Present Continuous Tense of the verbs in brackets.
1) I really (wear) a tie in summer, but I (wear) one now.
2) We (do) exercise 39. We (do) two exercises every lesson.
3) George (smoke) a cigarette. He (smoke) ten cigarettes a day.
4) Come in, I (have) a cup of tea. I usually (have) one about this time.
5) What (you/do) this evening? — I generally (knit) or (sew), but this time I (watch) TV.
6) The postman (walk) up the path. He (come) twice a day.
7) The telephone (ring).

1) I rarely wear a tie in summer, but I am wearing one now.

2) We are doing exercise 39. We do two exercises every lesson.

3) George is smoking a cigarette. He smokes ten cigarettes a day.

4) Come in, I am having a cup of tea. I usually have one about this time.

5) What are you doing this evening? — I generally knit or sew, but this time I am watching TV.

6) The postman is walking up the path. He comes twice a day.

7) The telephone is ringing.

Present Simple is used for habits and regular actions. Present Continuous is used for actions happening now or around now.

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