Which is right? 1. Are you speaking English?/Do you speak English? – Yes, a little 2. Sometimes we're going/we go to the country house at weekends. 3. It's not a good day today. It is raining/It rains.

Let's analyze each sentence to determine the correct tense.

1. Are you speaking English?/Do you speak English? – Yes, a little.

   The correct option here is "Do you speak English?" because the answer "Yes, a little" suggests a general ability, not an action happening at the moment of speaking. "Are you speaking English?" would be correct if the person was actively speaking English at that very moment.

   Correct: Do you speak English? – Yes, a little.

2. Sometimes we're going/we go to the country house at weekends.

   The correct option is "we go" because "sometimes" indicates a habitual action. The present simple tense (we go) is used for habits and routines.

   Correct: Sometimes we go to the country house at weekends.

3. It's not a good day today. It is raining/It rains.

   The correct option is "It is raining" because "today" indicates that the action is happening now. The present continuous tense (is raining) is used for actions happening at the moment of speaking.

   Correct: It's not a good day today. It is raining.