Answer
Step-by-step explanation:
The simple present form of the verb helps us to use or understand when a verb is telling about events that happen repeatedly in the present. We add ‑s or ‑es to the end of the verb depending on the speaker and also on the verb.
For example , "My mother cooks the food"
The present progressive form of the verb tells us an action is happening now or an event is ongoing . The present form of the verb "to be" together with a present participle -ing indicates an event currently in progress.
For example, "We are pushing the car right now."
1. The teacher always___gives____ (give) us interesting project work.
2. 2. The wind. _is blowing____(blow) very strongly today.
3.I __like____(like) chocolate ice cream.
4. Be quiet! We__are trying____ (try) to listen to the radio.
5. Let's go inside now. It___is beginning ___ (begin) to rain.
6. Penguins. __eat___(eat) fish.
6. Dad never __lets___(let) us play in the street when it's dark.
7. 8. The children __go____(go) swimming every day.
8. We're trying to catch the ball that __is rolling____(roll) down the hill.
9. My teacher _knows______(know) a lot about plants and animals.