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    The document discusses the difference between the present tense and present continuous tense in English. The present tense or simple present is used to describe habitual or repeated actions like what someone does every day, such as cooking, taking a son to school, taking care of children, or going to the gym. The present continuous or progressive tense is used to describe what someone is doing now, such as studying English or being in classes.

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    The document discusses the difference between the present tense and present continuous tense in English. The present tense or simple present is used to describe habitual or repeated actions like what someone does every day, such as cooking, taking a son to school, taking care of children, or going to the gym. The present continuous or progressive tense is used to describe what someone is doing now, such as studying English or being in classes.

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    Difference between present tense and present continuous

    1° What do you do every day? ( present tense or simple present )

    I cook every day.

    I take my son to school every day.

    I take care of my children every day

    I go to the gym every day

    2° What are you doing now? ( present continuous or progressive)

    Now I'm studying English in the UPN

    Now I'm in classes

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