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Present simple vs Present Continuos
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Present simple vs Present Continuos
the present simple is used for repeated actions. (habits, routines).
- Example: The birds return to the island every morning.
The present continuous is used for something that happens at the moment of speaking. the action is not over yet.
- Example: She is reading a newspaper upstairs.
The present simple is used to describe a permanent situation.
- Example: I like the new James Bond film
The present continuous describes a temporary situation.
- Example: She’s working at the museum until the end of this month.
We use the present simple to say that something is true or false in general.
- Example: it rarely rains in the desert.
We use the present continuous to talk about changes, news and trends.
- Example: The earth is changing due to global warming.
The present simple is normally used to talk about thoughts, feelings and states.
- Example: I don´t believe! is that really true?
the present continuous is normally used for actions and events. not normally used for states.
In the present simple the "always" means "every time"
- Example: We always play video games after lunch.
In the present continuous "always" means "too often"
- Example: They are always playing video games!
In narration and comments the present simple is used to describe the main events.
- Example: Baptista passes to cohen who shoots just over the bar.
The present continuous is used for background events.
- Example: The blues are attacking much more in this half
In future meanings, the present simple is used when speaking of an official agreement, such as a schedule or program.
- Example: The plane to London takes off at 6:30 a.m.
In the present continuous future meanings are used to say what we have already arranged to do.
- Example: We’re leaving at 3 this afternoon.
We can also use the simple present for facts.
- Example: Tomorrow is tuesday
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- Mapa Mental sobre Present simple vs Present Continuos, criado por Alberto Vazquez em 18-10-2020.
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- Alberto Vazquez · out 2020
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