Professional Documents
Culture Documents
PRESENT CONTINUOUS
PRESENT SIMPLE
Time expressions:
every day / week / month / year / Saturday / morning / afternoon / night …
on Saturdays
always / usually / often / sometimes / never / rarely (seldom) / all the time
Examples:
I sometimes watch TV when I am tired.
She watches TV every Saturday. She doesn’t watch TV every night.
Do you usually watch the news on TV?
PRESENT CONTINUOUS
Time expressions:
now / at the moment
today / tonight / this week / this month
Examples:
At the moment, Jake is watching a film on TV.
Are you watching me?
1. At the moment, Jane is watching a film. She always watches films on Saturdays.
2. Why are you crying? I’m crying because I’m sad. I always cry when I’m sad.
3. Emma usually goes to work by bus, but today she is walking.
PRESENT SIMPLE vs. PRESENT CONTINUOUS
Fill in the spaces with the correct form of the verb in simple present tense or present continuous
tense.
Complete the text with the correct form of the verb in simple present tense or present continuous
tense.
1. My favourite aunt, Monica, ____________ (teach) archeology at the university. Right now she
____________ (give) a class on the art of ancient Egypt.
She ____________ (do) a lot of sports and ____________ (go) to the cinema regularly. This
month, she ____________ (learn) to hang glide. But she also ____________ (climb) mountains
every weekend and ____________ (do) scuba diving when she is on holidays.