Simple Present and Present Progressive

What is the difference between Simple Present and Present Progressive?

• There is no a difference, they are the same.

• S.P is used to for things that are temporary or may change and P.P for things that are in general or permanent.

• We use S.P for things that are permanent or in general and P.P for things that may change or are temporary.

What is Simple Present?

• It's a verb tense that show repetition, habit, or generalization.

• It's a verb tense that show an action that is happening in the moment.

• It's a verb tense that not show habit, actions or generalization.

Select the correct sentence for present progressive:

• She was sleeping

• She's been sleeping

• She's sleeping

When do we use present progressive?

• We use it to talk about actions happening right now.

• We use it to talk about things that happened

Write an affirmative simple present sentence:

Select the correct negative sentences for present progressive:

• She's not working in a hospital

• She hasn't been working in a hospital.

• She's working in a hospital

Select the correct sentence for simple present:

• He drive a car

• He's driven a car

• He drives a car

"It's raining", in what verb tense the sentence is?

• Past Progressive

• Present Perfect Progressive

• Present Progressive

Which sentence is correct?

• She don't like drink coffee

• She doesn't like drink coffee

Select the correct negative sentences, one for simple present and one for present progressive:

• They've not been eating chocolate

• They don't eat chocolate

• They're not eating chocolate

• They doesn't eat chocolate