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Present Tense: Simple or Continuous

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Quick true/false on present simple vs continuous

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Quick true/false on present simple vs continuous

by Aziza
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The present simple is used for habitual actions.

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The present simple uses am/are/is with the verb.

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The present continuous is formed with do/does + verb-ing.

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The present simple is used for general truths.

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He usually walks to school.

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For most verbs, we add -s to the base form in the present continuous.

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I am studying English this evening.

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The present continuous is formed with am/is/are + verb-ing.

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They is studying English this evening.

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The present simple is used to describe actions happening now.

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