Present simple vs. present continuous Circle the correct options. Bike for sale! I 'sell / am selling my bike. It's 5 years old but it {}^{2} is looking / looks new. I {}^{3} like / am liking this bike very much, but I {}^{4} want / am wanting to sell it

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Present simple vs. present continuous
Present simple: for things that happen regularly or that are always true.
\( \checkmark \) I never do online shopping.
\( X \) lam never doing online shopping.
Present continuous: for things that are happening at or around the time of speaking.
\( \checkmark \) We're studying English today.
\( x \) We study English today:
Remember: we don't usually use verbs that describe emotions or the way we think in the present continuous (e.g. think / need/like, etc.).
\( \checkmark \) I think it's a good idea.
\( x \) F'm thinking it's a good idea.
Circle the correct options.

Bike for sale!
I 'sell / am selling my bike. It's 5 years old but it \( { }^{2} \) is looking / looks new. I \( { }^{3} \) like / am liking this bike very much, but I \( { }^{4} \) want / am wanting to sell it because it's too small for me.

My name is Liam and I \( { }^{5} \) am coming / come to school on my bike every day. I can show it to you. (.) This week I \( { }^{6} \) am studying / study in room 3 C . You can find me there!