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Simple vs. Continuous Tenses

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Differentiate Simple and Continuous tenses.

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Differentiate Simple and Continuous tenses.

by Karen Rojas
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The present simple is used for permanent truths.

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The simple present describes routines and habits.

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

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The past simple describes ongoing actions at a past moment.

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The past continuous is used for completed actions.

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The present simple is used for actions happening exactly now.

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For plans in the near future, we always use will rather than be going to.

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The present continuous can describe temporary actions around now.

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The past continuous describes an action in progress at a specific past moment.

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Some stative verbs cannot ever be used in continuous forms.

 
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