Usage Examples Present Simple vs Present Continuous

• The train leaves at ten o'clock. -
• Do you listen to jazz music a lot? -
• I don't dance, I am too clumsy. -
• Can you call me later? I am driving now. -
• Alice doesn't have a car. -
• Why are you talking to me like that? I don't like your tone. -
• My husband is currently working on a new project. -
• Their parents often go to London. -
• Who is your dad calling to now? -
• Where are your parents going this month? -
• My brother usually sleeps on the sofa. -
• Where do you usually buy vegetables? -
• Laura wears high heels every day. -
• Do you usually come home late? -
• Are they going home? It's only eight o'clock! -
• I am not doing anything now, I am bored. -
• Is your sister listening to the music? It's so loud! -
• Why is your sister always late? -
• John doesn't do any sport, he is lazy. -
• I am leaving now, goodbye! -