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Present simple vs Present continuous

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Mind Map on Present simple vs Present continuous, created by Jose Demian on 18/11/2014.

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Present simple vs Present continuous

Present continuous
1. Affirmative: pronom + to be + infinitive + ing.
  1. I'm talking. He's eating.
2. Negative: pronom + to be + not + infinitive + ing
  1. I'm not talking. He's not eating.
3. Question: to be + pronom + ing
  1. Are you talking? Are they learning?
Present simple
1. Affirmative: Pronom + Verb
  1. I talk. He eats.
2. Negative: Pronom + to do + not + verb
  1. I do not talk. He does not eat.
3. Question: To do + pronom + verb
  1. Do you talk? Does he eat?

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