Present Simple Tense or Present Continuous Tense

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Every morning, Sarah 1 (get) up at 6 a.m., but today she 2 (wake) up later because it’s Sunday. She usually 3 (drink) coffee, but this morning she 4 (drink) tea. While she 5 (prepare) breakfast, her brother 6 (watch) cartoons in the living room.

After breakfast, Sarah 7 (go) to the park, but today she 8 (stay) at home because it’s raining. Her parents 9 (work) in the garden every weekend, and today they 10 (plant) new flowers.

Her dog, Max, 11 (love) to play outside, but right now he 12 (sleep) on the sofa. Sarah’s friends 13 (come) to visit her, and this week they 14 (plan) a small birthday party for her.

She 15 (write) in her diary every night, but today she 16 (type) her diary entry on the computer. In the evenings, her family 17 (watch) TV together, but tonight they 18 (play) board games instead.

Sarah 19 (do) her homework every day, and this week she 20 (finish) a big project for school.