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Present Simple vs Present Continuous

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Present Simple vs Present Continuous
 

Present Simple vs Present ContinuousOnline version

Tense rules in action

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Q1: Present continuous is used for:

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Q2: Choose correct:

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Q3: Choose correct:

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Q4: Choose correct:

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Q5: Choose correct:

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Q6: (complex) Which expresses a habit?

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Q7: (complex) Correct sentence:

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Q8: Choose correct:

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Q9: “Project” =

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Q10: “Deadline” =

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Q11: “Task” =

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Q12: “Meeting” =

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Q13: (complex) Correct sentence:

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Q14: “Finish a task” =

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Q15: (complex)

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Present continuous = actions happening now.

Correct form uses am/is/are + verb(-ing).

Temporary ongoing action needs present continuous.

Stative verbs (know) do not take continuous forms.

Continuous + always expresses annoyance; habitual vs repeated

Present simple = routine or habit.

Habitual action uses present simple.

Stative verb 'understand' used in simple present.

Project = planned, organized work.

Deadline = time limit to finish.

Task = a unit of work.

Meeting = group discussion or gathering.

Needs article 'a' before 'meeting'.

Finish = complete.

The deadline = specific reference; use 'the' before deadline.

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