Present continuous vs. present simple

to live
1. I am living with my parents until I study.
2. I live with my parents until I study.
to cost
1. How much does it cost to travel to Paris?
2. How much is it costing to travel to Paris?
Would you like a cup of juice?
1. No, thank you, I don't drink juice.
2. No, thank you, I am not drinking juice.
Don't disturb me, ...
1. I am listening to the radio.
2. I listen to the radio.
to listen
1. In Slovakia it rains a lot in autumn.
2. In Slovakia it is raining a lot in autumn.
to rain
1. I'm sorry, I don't believe you.
2. I'm sorry, I'm not believing you.
to like
1. Are you liking coffee with milk?
2. Do you like coffee with milk?
not to play
1. I am not playing football today.
2. I don't play football today.
to go
1. We always go to school by bus.
2. We are always going to school by bus.
to buy
1. She is never buying apples in the supermarket.
2. She never buys apples in the supermarket.