Present Simple and Present Continuous

Form a Present Simple sentence using the verb 'play'.

• I play

• She play

• He plays.

• He play

Form a Present Continuous sentence using the verb 'eat'.

• He is eating dinner.

• He eats dinner

• They are eating breakfast

• She is eating lunch

What is the difference between Present Simple and Present Continuous?

• Present Simple is used for future actions, while Present Continuous is used for past actions.

• The main difference is that Present Simple is used for general truths, habits, and routines, while Present Continuous is used for actions happening now or around the current time.

• Present Simple is used for singular subjects, while Present Continuous is used for plural subjects.

• Present Simple is always used with auxiliary verbs, while Present Continuous is not.

Conjugate the verb 'study' in Present Simple for the pronoun 'he'.

• studys

• studying

• studies

• studied

Form a Present Simple sentence using the verb 'read'.

• She reads books.

• They read newspapers.

• I read magazines.

• He read books.

Form a Present Continuous sentence using the verb 'run'.

• He run

• They are run

• He is running.

• She running

When do we use Present Simple tense?

• We use Present Simple tense to describe general truths, habits, routines, and facts.

• Present Simple tense is used for expressing past actions.

• We use Present Simple tense to talk about future events.

• Present Simple tense is only used in formal writing.

Conjugate the verb 'write' in Present Simple for the pronoun 'she'.

• writen

• writs

• writes

• writ

Form a Present Simple sentence using the verb 'listen'.

• He listen to music every day.

• She listens to music every day.

• They listen to music every day.

• I listen to music every day.

Form a Present Continuous sentence using the verb 'sleep'.

• She sleeping.

• They are sleep.

• He sleep now.

• He is sleeping.