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Created by yessica arboleda
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Created by yessica arboleda
about 9 years ago
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Present Simple and Present Continuous
- Differences
- present simple
- the simple present is used to
speak of habits, situations
that normally occur
- example
- Mary likes to go
to church on
Sundays
- affirmative subject + in invincible
+ complements. negative subject +
do not / does not +
complements.interrogative do /
does + subject + verb in infinitive +
complements.
- affirmative subject + in invincible
+ complements. negative subject +
do not / does not +
complements.interrogative do /
does + subject + verb in infinitive +
complements.
- Mary likes to go
to church on
Sundays
- example
- the simple present is used to
speak of habits, situations
that normally occur
- present continuous
- the present continuous is used to
speak of actions that occur at a
specific time.
- example
- Mary is at
church
Sunday.
- subject + am / is / are + verb en-ing
+ complements negative subject +
am / is / are + not + verboen -ing +
complementos. interrogative am /
is / are + subject verb in -ing +
complementos.
- subject + am / is / are + verb en-ing
+ complements negative subject +
am / is / are + not + verboen -ing +
complementos. interrogative am /
is / are + subject verb in -ing +
complementos.
- Mary is at
church
Sunday.
- example
- the present continuous is used to
speak of actions that occur at a
specific time.
- present simple
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