1 - (listen) to pop music at the moment. 1 _ (prefer) heavy metal.2 They — (not usually go) to the cinema .They (watch) a DVD at the moment.3 They _ (go) to bed late every day. They(sleep) now.4 He _ (always play) football after school, but he (play) tennis today.5 She- (have) dinner now. She _(like) fish.​

1 - I am listening to pop music at the moment. I prefer heavy metal.

To answer this question, we need to use the present continuous tense ("am listening") because it describes an action happening right now. The verb "prefer" is in the simple present tense because it expresses a preference in general.

2 - They do not usually go to the cinema.

To answer this question, we need to use the present simple tense ("do not go") because it describes a habitual action or a fact. We use "do not" to form the negative sentence.

3 - They go to bed late every day. They are sleeping now.

To answer this question, we use the present simple tense ("go") to describe a habitual action or a fact. We use the present continuous tense ("are sleeping") to describe an action happening right now.

4 - He always plays football after school, but he is playing tennis today.

To answer this question, we use the present simple tense ("always plays") to describe a habitual action or a fact. We use the present continuous tense ("is playing") to describe an action happening right now.

5 - She is having dinner now. She likes fish.

To answer this question, we use the present continuous tense ("is having") to describe an action happening right now. We use the present simple tense ("likes") to describe a general preference or fact.

I hope this explanation helps you understand the answers to the questions. If you have any further questions, feel free to ask!