Present Continuous vs. Present...
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Present Continuous vs. Present Simple
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Present Continuous
vs.
Present Simple
Present Continuous Present Simple
He is running in the park now. He runs in the park every day.
RUN
Present Continuous Present Simple
Is he running in the park now?
?
he run in the park every day?
Does
?
Present Continuous Present Simple
He isn’t running in the park now.
He run in the park every day.
doesn’t
X X
Present Continuous Present Simple
He is running in the park now. He runs in the park every day.
Is he running in the park now? Does he run in the park every day?
He isn’t running in the park now He doesn’t run in the park every day.
Present Continuous Present Simple
They are running in park now.
M T W T F
They run in the park every day.
Present Continuous Present Simple
They are running in park now.
Are they running in the park now?
M T W T F
They run in the park every day.
they run in the park every day?
?
?
Do
Present Continuous Present Simple
They aren’t running in park now.
M T W T F
They run in the park every day.
don’t
Present Continuous Present Simple
They are running in the park now. They run in the park every day.
Are they running in the park now? Do the run in the park every day?
They aren’t running in the park now They don’t run in the park every day.
Present Continuous Present Simple
He is running in the park now. He runs in the park every day.
Is he running in the park now? Does he run in the park every day?
He isn’t running in the park now He doesn’t run in the park every day.
Present Continuous Present Simple
They are running in the park now. They run in the park every day.
Are they running in the park now? Do the run in the park every day?
They aren’t running in the park now They don’t run in the park every day.
HE, SHE, IT
WE, YOU, THEY
Present Continuous Present Simple
am
is
are
Do
Does
Am
Is
Are
am not
isn’t
aren’t
+ +
+ +
+ ++
-
(e)s
s
(he, she,it)
(I, we, you, they)+
+ +
+don’t
doesn’t+
now, at the moment, todayevery day,
every ...,
always, usually,
sometimes, often, in the
evening, on Fridays ...
Spelling rules
Present Continuous Present Simple
make + ing = making
(leave out one –e at the end)
watch+ es =watches
(-es after -ch, -sh, -x, -zz, -ss)
(watches, washes, fixes, buzzes, kisses)
running, sitting
(double consonant after short vowel)
goes, do
(-es after -o)
cry +es + cries
(change –y to –i after consonant)
