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Present Simple vs Present Continuous
 

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Quiz: Present Simple vs Present Continuous

by Jutharat Kerdthong
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1. She ____ to the gym every day.

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2. Look! Maria ____ a sandwich.

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3. They usually ____ coffee in the morning.

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4. Right now I ____ a book.

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5. He ____ to music at the moment.

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6. The sun ____ in the east.

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7. We ____ to the park every Sunday.

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8. She ____ the dishes right now.

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9. They ____ dinner at the moment.

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10. The train ____ at 9 o'clock every morning.

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Present simple for routines/habits.

Present continuous for actions happening now.

Present simple for regular routines.

Present continuous for actions happening now.

Present continuous for current action.

General truth; present simple.

Present simple for routines.

Present continuous for now.

Present continuous for an ongoing action.

Present simple for scheduled events.

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