**A. Complete the sentences with the Present Simple (I do) or the Present Continuous (I am doing).**

1. I **leave** home at 7 o’clock every morning.  
2. She usually **works** in the Sales Department in London, but at the moment she **is doing** a training course in Bristol.  
3. Linda **washes** her hair every day.  
4. He **tries** very hard in every game that he **plays**.  
5. Excuse me. I think that you **are sitting** in my seat.  
6. **Do** you **listen** to the radio very often?  
7. Don’t talk to me now. I **am writing** an important letter.  
8. Why **are they driving** on the left in Britain?  
9. It usually **doesn’t get** dark at this time of year until about 10 o'clock.  
10. It usually **rains** here a lot, but it **is not raining** now.  
11. A: What **are you doing**?  
    B: I **am baking** a cake. Why **are you smiling**?  
12. **Do** you **do** something wrong?  

**B. This is Anna’s first letter in English to David. There are some mistakes in it. Cross out the incorrect forms and write in the correct form. Put a tick (✓) if the form of the verb is correct.**

Dear David,

I live in a large flat in Rome. I **have** two sisters. They are called Rosa and Maria. We **get up** at seven o'clock every morning.  
I **have** coffee and a small breakfast. I **live** in the flat and walk to the university. I **finish** classes at five every day, and I arrive home at six. This month I **am working** very hard for my first exam.  
At the moment, I **am eating** breakfast in the kitchen of our flat; my mother **drinks** coffee, and my sisters **are reading** magazines.  
On Saturday afternoons I **play** tennis with my friends, or I **go** to the cinema. Today, I’m going to see a new English film! Sometimes I **do not understand** the words! **Do** you **like** films?  
With best wishes,  
Anna

**C. Write the sentences using the Present Simple or the Present Continuous.**

1. Usually she **works** at the office, but this week she **is working** at home.  
2. You **do not eat** very much at the moment. Are you ill?  
3. She **knows** three words in Italian!  
4. I **take** the bus to work this week, but usually I **walk**.  
5. I **am studying** Japanese this year. It’s very difficult.  
6. **Are** you **watching** the television at the moment?  
7. I **do not remember** the name of the hotel.  
8. She **speaks** three languages.  
9. The sun **is shining**. It’s a beautiful day!