Here are the translations into English, using the appropriate grammatical tenses for each situation:
- Look! The boys are playing hockey.
(The Present Continuous tense is used here because the action is happening at the moment of speaking, prompted by the word "Look!") - He is playing computer games now.
(The Present Continuous tense is used to indicate an action happening right "now." Note: In English, we usually say "playing computer games" or "playing on the computer" rather than just "playing computer.") - She plays the piano.
(The Present Simple tense is used here to describe a general skill or a regular activity. In English, the definite article "the" is required before musical instruments.) - The boys aren’t playing football; they are swimming.
(The Present Continuous is used for both parts of the sentence to describe what is and isn't happening at this specific moment.)
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