cứu em vs em cần gấp ạ

1. My family always celebrates Tet in a very special way.
- "Always" indicates a habitual action, so we use the simple present tense (celebrates).

2. We decorated our house with peach flowers yesterday.
- "Yesterday" means the action occurred in the past, so we use the past tense (decorated).

3. At the moment, my parents are cleaning the furniture in the living room.
- "At the moment" indicates an action happening right now, so we use the present continuous tense (are cleaning).

4. She likes eating Banh Chung.
- This is a statement of preference, which uses the simple present tense (likes).

5. Tomorrow, I will buy a kumquat tree for my family.
- "Tomorrow" suggests a future action, so we use the future tense (will buy).