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Present Tenses Challenge: B1

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Choose the correct tense: simple vs continuous

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Present Tenses Challenge: B1
 

Present Tenses Challenge: B1Online version

Choose the correct tense: simple vs continuous

by Ziyodakhon Askarova
1

She ... to the gym every day.

2

Right now, they ... a movie.

3

I ... coffee in the mornings.

4

Look! He ... the piano.

5

They ... to the party every Saturday.

6

She ... not like spicy food.

7

We ... every weekend.

8

Why ... you smoke so much?

9

Does she ... coffee?

10

Look at the boys! They ... football.

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Use present simple for habitual actions.

Present continuous for actions happening now.

Present simple for routines.

Present continuous after 'Look!' indicates a current action.

Habitual action uses present simple.

Third person singular requires does not like.

Regular activity described with present simple.

Form for questions with I/you uses do.

Subject-verb agreement in present simple.

Present continuous for actions happening now.

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