Simple Present vs Present Continuous

Ella corre en el parque.

• She runs in the park.

• She run in the park.

• She is running in the park.

• She running in the park.

Él camina al trabajo.

• He walks to work.

• He walk to work.

• He is walking to work.

• He walking to work.

Mary está corriendo con sus amigos.

• Mary is running with her friends.

• Mary runs with her friends.

• Mary running with her friends.

• Mary is run with her friends.

Ellos bailan los viernes.

• They dance on Fridays.

• They dances on Fridays.

• They are dancing on Fridays.

• They dancing on Fridays.

No! No estoy tomando refresco.

• No! I'm not drinking soda.

• No! I don't drink soda.

• No! I'm not drink soda.

• No! I don't drinking soda.

Ella siempre toma agua.

• She always drinks water.

• She always drink water.

• She always drinking water.

• She is always drinking water.

John está comiendo pizza en su casa.

• John is eating pizza in his house.

• John eats pizza in his house.

• John eating pizza in his house.

• John eat pizza in his house.

Nosotros comemos mariscos los domingos.

• We eat seafood on Sundays.

• We eats seafood on Sundays.

• We eating seafood on Sundays.

• We are eating seafood on Sundays.

Mi hermana está haciendo su tarea.

• My sister is doing her homework.

• My sister doing her homework.

• My sister do her homework.

• My sister does her homework.

El canta en la regadera.

• He sings in the shower.

• He sing in the shower.

• He singing in the shower.

• He is singing in the shower.