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Present Tense Wheel: Continuous vs. Simple

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Present tenses contrast

by alejandro soto
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Empieza por A

The way a verb marks whether an action is in progress or habitual.

Empieza por B

Auxiliary verb used with -ing forms to show ongoing action.

Empieza por C

Describes actions in progress, often formed with be + -ing.

Empieza por D

Auxiliary used to form questions and negatives in the simple form.

Empieza por E

Focus on routine or facts rather than ongoing activity.

Empieza por F

Shows how often a habit occurs in the simple form.

Empieza por G

A statement true across time, typical of the simple form.

Empieza por H

Regular action described in the simple form.

Empieza por I

Form ending -ing used to mark ongoing action.

Empieza por J

Expression of opinion about a routine or fact in the present.

Empieza por L

A base unit of a word family used to express time in tenses.

Empieza por M

Sense of a sentence showing facts or routines in the present.

Empieza por N

At this moment, signaling the action in progress.

Empieza por O

Continuing action without a break in the present.

Empieza por P

Tense used for facts, routines, and scheduled events.

Empieza por Q

Form using do-support to ask about habits or states.

Empieza por R

Repeated actions described in the simple form.

Empieza por S

Tense used for facts, regular actions, and general truths.

Empieza por T

Expressions that indicate when something happens in the present.

Empieza por U

How speakers choose between ongoing and habitual forms.

Empieza por V

Words that show actions or states in the present.

Empieza por X

Not directly tied to tense; used here to denote language of teaching.

Empieza por Y

Adverbial sense of habit or routine expressed in present.

Empieza por Z

Questions or negatives formed without an extra helping verb.

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