We use the present simple for: a) things that happen repeatedly. b) permanent situations. c) future calendar or timetable events. d) future meanings after if, when, until, etc. We use the present continuous for: e) something happening as you speak. f) temporary situations in a given time period. g) intentions for the near future. h) irritating things that often happen.

We use the present simple for:
a) things that happen repeatedly.
b) permanent situations.
c) future calendar or timetable events.
d) future meanings after if, when, until, etc.
We use the present continuous for:
e) something happening as you speak.
f) temporary situations in a given time period.
g) intentions for the near future.
h) irritating things that often happen.
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- Автор:
  derek558
- 5 лет назад

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Present Simple is for repeatedly actions. (a)Present Continuous is for actions that is doing right now. (e)
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