Simple Present oder Present Progressive?

Tom goes to school every day.
1. Simple Present
2. Present Progressive
Joe is going to school now.
1. Simple Present
2. Present Progressive
I love swimming.
1. Simple Present
2. Present Progressive
The children play in the garden every week.
1. Present Progressive
2. Simple Present
Sue delivers the newspaper every morning.
1. Present Progressive
2. Simple Present
Swimming is fun.
1. Simple Present
2. Present Progressive
Sue and John are visiting their aunt this week.
1. Present Progressive
2. Simple Present
I'm not watching TV at the moment.
1. Simple Present
2. Present Progressive
She doesn't like her dancing lessons.
1. Simple Present
2. Present Progressive
Jason's reading a book at the moment.
1. Simple Present
2. Present Progressive
Most children don't drink coffee.
1. Simple Present
2. Present Progressive
Does your brother take a shower every morning?
1. Simple Present
2. Present Progressive
Peter ____________ a book now.
1. is reads
2. is reading
3. reads
4. read
Samantha never ____________ her homework.
1. is doing
2. do
3. does
4. are doing
Luis ____________ to school today.
1. doesn't go
2. dosen't go
3. isn't go
4. isn't going
Kira always ____________ her teeth before she goes to bed.
1. brushes
2. brush
3. is brushing
4. brushs