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Present Simple vs Present Continuous - Advanced and summary

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Present Simple vs Present Continuous - Advanced exercises and summary

Advanced exercises

  1. Some verbs cannot be used in Present Continuous (stative verbs): like, love, know, want, need. Write 5 sentences using these verbs correctly in Present Simple.
  2. Write a short paragraph (5 sentences) comparing your typical day (Present Simple) with what you are doing today that is different (Present Continuous).
  3. Correct all the mistakes: "She are playing tennis now. He don't likes chocolate. They is watching TV."
  4. Write questions for these answers: a) "Yes, she plays the guitar." b) "No, they are not studying."
  5. Create a mini dialogue between two friends: one asks about habits, the other about what is happening now.
Topic summary
  • Present Simple: habits, routines, facts. Structure: I/you/we/they + verb | he/she/it + verb + s.
  • Present Continuous: actions happening now. Structure: subject + am/is/are + verb-ing.
  • Key time words for Simple: always, usually, every day, never, sometimes.
  • Key time words for Continuous: now, right now, at the moment, look!, listen!
  • Negative Simple: don't / doesn't + verb. Negative Continuous: am/is/are + not + verb-ing.
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