Present Indefinite vs Present Continuous

What is the main difference between the Present Continuous and Present Indefinite tenses?

• Present Continuous is used for habitual actions, while Present Indefinite is used for actions in progress

• Present Continuous is used for completed actions, while Present Indefinite is used for future actions

• Present Continuous is used for future actions, while Present Indefinite is used for completed actions

• Present Continuous is used for actions in progress, while Present Indefinite is used for habitual actions

What is the main difference between stative and dynamic verbs?

• Stative verbs are always used in the continuous form, while dynamic verbs are not.

• Stative verbs describe permanent states, while dynamic verbs describe temporary actions.

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  Stative verbs denote actions in progress, while dynamic verbs denote completed actions.

Define the use of the Present Indefinite tense: Every day I wake up at 6am. Then I have breakfast and commute to work. I work from 9 am till 5 pm.

• to denote completed actions with the meaning of Present Perfect

• to denote facts in the present

• to denote habitual actions

• to denote future actions

When do we use the Present Continuous tense?

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  To express completed actions

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  To express habitual actions

• To express actions going on at the present period

• To express past actions (newspaper headlines, story outlines, etc.)

Define the use of the Present Indefinite tense:

The film finishes at 9 pm.

• to denote future actions

• to denote habitual actions

• to denote facts in the present

• to denote completed actions with the meaning of Present Perfect

Which tense is used to express actions that will take place in the near future due to a previous decision?

• Present Indefinite

• Present Continuous

What are time markers of the Present Continuous tense?

• currently

• everyday

• often

• this year

• at this moment

What is the tense used to denote past actions in newspaper headlines or in narratives to express past actions more vividly?

• Present Indefinite

• Past Indefinite

• Present Continuous

The bus ___ at 5.30 in the morning and ___ at 8.15 in the evening.

• is leaveing/is returning

• is leaving/is returning

• leave/return

• leaves/returns

Define the use of the Present Indefinite tense:

Now I hear you perfectly well.

• to denote facts in the present

• to denote an action at the moment of speaking (stative verbs)

• to denote future actions

• to denote completed actions with the meaning of Present Perfect