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"usually" suggests that the person is going right now
"usually" suggests a regular action--the simple present is better
"usually" should be replaced with "always"
None of the above
"my" should be changed to "the"
"right now" should be followed by a comma
"right now" suggests current, ongoing activity--the progressive tense is a better choice here
Both A and B
Sometimes I order Chinese food, but usually, I order Korean.
Sometimes I'm ordering Chinese food, but usually, I'm ordering Korean.
When she has a cold, she drinks a lot of orange juice.
When she have a cold, she drink a lot of orange juice.
I am exercising regularly. Right now, I work on my arm muscles.
I exercise regularly. Right now, I am working on my arm muscles.
I exercising regularly. Right now, I working on my arm muscles.
None of the above are good sentences