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    This document contains examples of sentences using the present simple and present continuous tenses in English. It shows questions and statements with subjects performing or not performing different present and ongoing actions like coming, eating, working, playing, going, arriving, studying, sleeping and more to illustrate the uses of these tenses.

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    This document contains examples of sentences using the present simple and present continuous tenses in English. It shows questions and statements with subjects performing or not performing different present and ongoing actions like coming, eating, working, playing, going, arriving, studying, sleeping and more to illustrate the uses of these tenses.

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    present simple or present continuous

    (you/come) tonight?

    (he/eat) rice every day?

    She (work) at the moment.

    (he/come) to London often?

    He (play) tennis now.

    (you/come) to the cinema later?

    They (not/come) to the party tomorrow

    James (not/play) golf now.

    (you/play) tennis this Sunday?

    My parents (go) to a restaurant every Saturday

    My boyfriend (not/go) to the cinema very often.

    You usually (arrive) late.

    He normally (eat) dinner at home.

    (you/study) every night?

    (they/work) late usually?

    Anne (not/go) out later.

    Albert (not/work) tonight.

    (she/work) at the moment?

    My mum (not/drink) coffee very often.

    Marie (sleep) now.

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