Present Simple and Present Continuous

We use the Present Simple

When we talk about habits we do again and again "I go fishing every weekend."
When we talk about actions that are always true "In England people drive on the left."
When we talk about actions which always happen and when we describe people "Javier comes from Spain and he works in a bank."
When we tell the story about a book or a film "Brad Pitt plays the part of a gangster in the film."
When we use adverbs like always, often, never and usually. "I never listen to the radio."
When we use state verbs like think and agree "I agree with your opinion."

When we talk about an action that is happening at the time we are speaking "We are leaving now."
For actions which are happening at the present but only for a short time "I'm staying at my friend's house this week."
For actions which may happen around the present but not necessarily at that moment "I'm reading a great book at present."
For the future "She is arriving next week."
When we strongly complain about something using always and constantly "That dog is constantly making a noise."

Now fill in the blanks with the present simple or present progressive form of the verb in brackets.