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    The document provides examples to illustrate the difference between using the present simple and present continuous tenses in English. It contains 10 sentences where the reader must underline the correct verb form, either the present simple or present continuous, based on whether the action is a repeated or habitual action (present simple) or a temporary action happening now (present continuous). The examples cover common situations involving habits, schedules, and ongoing actions to distinguish when each tense should be used.

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    The document provides examples to illustrate the difference between using the present simple and present continuous tenses in English. It contains 10 sentences where the reader must underline the correct verb form, either the present simple or present continuous, based on whether the action is a repeated or habitual action (present simple) or a temporary action happening now (present continuous). The examples cover common situations involving habits, schedules, and ongoing actions to distinguish when each tense should be used.

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    Present Simple & Present Continuous

    A. Underline the correct words.

    1 Angela (is living, lives) in Paris. She was born there and never
    left.

    2. Mum, where are you? Quick! The dinner (is burning, burns)!

    3. Russ and Katy (are planning, plan) their wedding next year.

    4. Dad (usually does, does usually) the supermarket shopping


    after work.

    5. (It gets, It’s getting) harder and harder to have a family in the
    city.

    6. Genes (determine, are determining) your hair and eye colour.

    7. My brother and sister (are always arguing, are arguing always).


    It really annoys me!

    8. Brian, what (do you do, are you doing) this weekend? Do you
    want to go fishing?

    9. The Greeks and the Italians (have, are having) very large family.

    10. The train to my mum’s village (leaves, is leaving) at nine


    o’clock every morning.

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