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    This document provides a comparison of the present simple and present continuous tenses in English. It outlines five key uses of each tense: 1. The present simple is used for things that happen regularly or facts, while the present continuous is used for things happening now. 2. The present simple expresses facts and truths, while the present continuous is used for future plans and arrangements. 3. Timetables and schedules are expressed with the present simple, while the present continuous can refer to actions in progress.

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    This document provides a comparison of the present simple and present continuous tenses in English. It outlines five key uses of each tense: 1. The present simple is used for things that happen regularly or facts, while the present continuous is used for things happening now. 2. The present simple expresses facts and truths, while the present continuous is used for future plans and arrangements. 3. Timetables and schedules are expressed with the present simple, while the present continuous can refer to actions in progress.

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    This document provides a comparison of the present simple and present continuous tenses in English. It outlines five key uses of each tense: 1. The present simple is used for things that happen regularly or facts, while the present continuous is used for things happening now. 2. The present simple expresses facts and truths, while the present continuous is used for future plans and arrangements. 3. Timetables and schedules are expressed with the present simple, while the present continuous can refer to actions in progress.

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    ASIGNATURA:

    Ingles II

    CATEDRÁTICO:
    Seiny Sarahi Cerros Navarrete

    ESTUDIANTE:
    Hellen Elizabeth Aleman Chávez

    SECCION-1

    122170006

    SANTA BARBARA, SANTA BARBARA

    Cuadro comparativo present simple vs present continuous

    MIERCOLES 28 DE SEPTIEMBRE, 2022


    Present simple Present continuous

    1. Things that happen regularly 1. Things happening now


    Examples: Examples:
    • I get up at 8:30 every morning. • He is taking a shower.
    • We go shopping every Friday. • What are you doing?
    • When do you exercise? • I am not doing anything.
    • I am working on my homework.
    • I am currently learning Spanish
    • I am working on a mobile app
    (now)
    2. Facts, truths 3. Future plans or arrangements
    Examples: Examples:
    • The Moon orbits the Earth. • What are you doing this
    • I live in Spain. weekend?
    • I don’t speak Chinese. • We are going to the cinema.
    • When are you going on
    vacation?
    • I am going to France next
    month!

    4. Timetables and schedules


    Examples:
    • When does the class?
    • The train leaves at 5 pm.
    • The concert is on Saturday!

    5. Non-action verbs
    Examples:
    • I need money
    • We love pizza!
    • You seem tired.

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