SIMPLE PRESENT AND PRESENT CONTINUOUS

You use the present simple grammar tense...

• to talk about routines

• to talk about something in progress now.

• to talk about the past

You use the present progressive or continuous...

• to talk about a habit or routine

• to talk about something in progress now

• to talk about the past

Which is the structure of the present progressive or continuous?

• S + Verb + C

• S + Verb + ing + C

• S + Verb to be + Verb + ing + C

In which grammar tense you use "don't/doesn't- Do/Does"?

• Present Simple

• Present Progressive

• Past Simple

In Which grammar tense you can see these time expressions "now, right now, these days, today, at the moment"?

• Present Simple

• Present Progressive

• Past Simple

LOOK AT THE PICTURE, READ THE INCOMPLETE SENTENCE AND WRITE EITHER PRESENT SIMPLE OR PRESENT PROGRESSIVE TO COMPLETE IT.

LOOK AT THE PICTURE, READ THE INCOMPLETE SENTENCE AND WRITE EITHER PRESENT SIMPLE OR PRESENT PROGRESSIVE TO COMPLETE IT.

LOOK AT THE PICTURE, READ THE INCOMPLETE SENTENCE AND WRITE EITHER PRESENT SIMPLE OR PRESENT PROGRESSIVE TO COMPLETE IT.

LOOK AT THE PICTURE, READ THE INCOMPLETE SENTENCE AND WRITE EITHER PRESENT SIMPLE OR PRESENT PROGRESSIVE TO COMPLETE IT.

LOOK AT THE PICTURE, READ THE INCOMPLETE SENTENCE AND WRITE EITHER PRESENT SIMPLE OR PRESENT PROGRESSIVE TO COMPLETE IT.