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    The document contrasts the use of the present simple and present continuous tenses in English. It provides examples of common verbs used with each tense, such as "reads" and "is reading" to illustrate the difference between habitual or repeated actions and ones that are happening now or temporarily. A total of over 50 verbs are given in sentences with either the present simple or present continuous form to help learners distinguish when to use each English tense.

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    The document contrasts the use of the present simple and present continuous tenses in English. It provides examples of common verbs used with each tense, such as "reads" and "is reading" to illustrate the difference between habitual or repeated actions and ones that are happening now or temporarily. A total of over 50 verbs are given in sentences with either the present simple or present continuous form to help learners distinguish when to use each English tense.

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    Present Simple vs Present Continuous

    Complete all the following exercises with PRESENT SIMPLE or PRESENT


    CONTINUOUS.
    Reads

    Watch

    is Singing

    helps

    is making

    clean

    are coming

    goes

    am chatting

    eat
    Present Simple vs Present Continuous

    am writing

    walks

    is going

    go
    goes

    are playing

    cries

    am not doing

    does he watch

    is
    is wearing

    is eating

    likes
    eats
    knows are

    is

    has
    wears
    is wearing

    likes
    plays
    Present Simple vs Present Continuous

    are

    meet
    are they doing

    are playing

    love
    practices
    dosn´t play

    are

    is

    are sitting

    is holding
    is reading

    is listening
    is looking

    loves
    reads

    writes

    is going
    Is wearing is carrying

    cycles is taking
    is raining

    leaves arrives

    begins
    Present Simple vs Present Continuous
    Present Simple vs Present Continuous
    Present Simple vs Present Continuous

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