The simple present and present continuous have different uses. We use the simple present to refer to things that happen habitually (routines) and to refer to permanent facts and situations. We use the present continuous to refer to actions that occur at the moment of speaking, things that are happening currently.
Choose the verb in simple present or continuous, as appropriate.
Mary never ____ TV on weekends.
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The drugstore ____ until nine o'clock on workdays.
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Kate ____ the guitar at night.
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____ to New York City this month?
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____ that woman over there your mom? She ___ at you.
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They ____ because they are busy.
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John ____ at the hospital near my place.
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My father and I ____ tanning.
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____ flamenco guitar?
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My friend Tom ____ football, that's why he can't come today.
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