6 Complete the sentences. Use the correct form of the verbs. 1 They always (take) the bus to school. 2. Right now, I'm (learn) how to do yoga. 3 She (not study) often, but right now,she's (prepare) for a test. 4 John usually (watch) TV at night. Tonight, he's (read) a book. 5 We don't usually (go) very far, but we're (cycle) sixty kilometres today.

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6 Complete the sentences. Use the correct form of the verbs. 1 They always (take) the bus to school. 2. Right now, I'm (learn) how to do yoga. 3 She (not study) often, but right now,she's (prepare) for a test. 4 John usually (watch) TV at night. Tonight, he's (read) a book. 5 We don't usually (go) very far, but we're (cycle) sixty kilometres today.

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1. They always **take** the bus to school. (This uses the simple present tense to describe a habitual action.)2. Right now, I'm **learning** how to do yoga. (This uses the present continuous tense to describe an action happening now.)3. She **doesn't study** often, but right now, she's **preparing** for a test. (The first part uses the simple present negative to describe a general habit; the second part uses the present continuous to describe a current action.)4. John usually **watches** TV at night. Tonight, he's **reading** a book. (Similar to #3, using simple present and present continuous to contrast habitual and current actions.)5. We don't usually **go** very far, but we're **cycling** sixty kilometres today. (Again, contrasting simple present and present continuous to show a habitual action versus a specific action happening today.)

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