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    The document provides examples of using the simple present and present continuous tenses in English. It lists sentences with blanks to be filled in with common present tense verbs like "read", "treat", "work", "be", and "go" to demonstrate when to use the simple present versus present continuous form. The sentences cover a variety of subjects, including actions happening now, habitual actions, permanent situations, and questions about present actions and situations.

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    The document provides examples of using the simple present and present continuous tenses in English. It lists sentences with blanks to be filled in with common present tense verbs like "read", "treat", "work", "be", and "go" to demonstrate when to use the simple present versus present continuous form. The sentences cover a variety of subjects, including actions happening now, habitual actions, permanent situations, and questions about present actions and situations.

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    USE THE SIMPLE PRESENT or THE PRESENT CONTINIOUS:

    I ________________ (read) a book at this moment.


    I ________________ (read) the Guardian online every day.
    A nurse ____________ (treat) sick people.
    A teacher ____________ (not work) in a hospital.
    He ____________ (work) at the moment.
    John ___________ (be) 14 years old.
    Johann ____________ (not be) interested in science.
    Now she ___________ (watch) a movie on TV.
    They ____________ usually ___________ (not study) at the weekend.
    ____________ you _____________ (work) hard now?
    She ___________________ (not cook) at the moment.
    ___________ you usually __________ (go) to school by bus?
    She never ______________ (write) letters to her friends.
    They always ________________ (spend) Christmas at home.
    What are you doing? I _______________ (write) a letter at the moment.
    He ________________ (be) a mechanic. He _______________ (repair)
    engines.
    He is quite lazy. He _____________ (not work) very hard.
    How _____________(Peter/go) to school? He ___________ (go) by bus.

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