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Present Simple Tense

Rule

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Used to describe habits, permanent situations, general truths, timetable, sports commentaries reviews and narration.

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Present Continuous Tense

Rule

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Used to progress at the moment of speaking, progress around the present but not exactly, developing or changing, complaints or annoyance with adverbs always/constantly/continually, arranged to do in the near future, place and decide.

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Present simple tense structure

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S+V(s)+O+T

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Present continuous tense structure

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S + am/are/is + V(ing) + O + T

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Present simple tense

Time expressions

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every day/week/month/year

always/usually/often/sometimes/seldom/rarely/never

in the morning/ in the afternoon/ in the evening/ at night/ at the weekend

on Monday, Fridays

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Present continuous tense

Time expressions

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currently/ at present/ these days/ nowadays/ for the time being/ at the moment/ right now/ Look! or Listen! tonight/today/still