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Present Simple vs Present Continuous

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Choose the correct form for everyday actions.

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Present Simple vs Present ContinuousOnline version

Choose the correct form for everyday actions.

by Quralay Amanbaeva
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Slide 1: Overview

Present simple describes regular actions, routines, facts, and general truths. Use the base verb form, adding -s for he, she, it.

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Slide 2: Present Continuous

Present continuous shows actions happening now or around the moment of speaking. It uses the verb -ing form with am, is, or are.

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Slide 3: Signal Words - Simple

Use the present simple with signals like always, usually, every day, often, and normally.

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Slide 4: Signal Words - Continuous

Use the present continuous with signals like now, at the moment, this week, and currently.

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Slide 5: Form - Simple

For present simple, structure is: subject + base verb. Add -s for he, she, or it.

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Slide 6: Form - Continuous

For present continuous, structure is: subject + am/is/are + verb-ing. Example: I am studying now.

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Slide 7: Habits vs. Actions

Present simple states habits and routines. Present continuous describes actions happening right now or temporarily.

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Slide 8: Negatives

Simple negative: do/does not + base verb (I do not like). Continuous negative: am/is/are not + verb-ing (She is not watching).

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Slide 9: Questions

Simple questions: Do/Does + subject + base verb?
Continuous questions: Am/Is/Are + subject + verb-ing?

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Slide 10: Quick Practice

Fill the gaps: 1) He works every day. 2) They are watching TV now. 3) She does not like peppers. 4) Are you reading?

 
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