Currently Continuous vs Present Simple 2

Subject Explanations:
Simple Present vs Progression
Current Continuous Tense
Uncomplicated Present Rules
Verbal Tenses Chart

Subject Exercises:
Simple Present vs Present Continuous 1 -

Straightforward Present vs Present Continuing 1 Video

Simple Present vs Introduce Continuous 2 -

Simple Present vs Present Continuous 2 Video

Simple Present vs Present Steady 3
Simple Presented vs Present Running 4
Simple Present vs Currently Continuous 5

Simple Past vs Past Continuous:
Basic Historic vs History Continuous 1
Simple Past contra Past Continuous 2
Simple Past vs Past Continuous 3

PDF Exercises:
PDF Simple Present vs Progression
PDF Simple Introduce vs Increasing 2

Seeing the Video Exercise

Put which verbs in the correct forms, present continually or present simple.

1. Let's an out. It (not/rain) now.

2. Julia is very good to languages. She (speak) four languages

very well.

3. Hurry above! Everybody (wait) for you.

4. (you/listen) on the radio?

No, you can spin items off.

5. (you/listen) to the radio every daytime?

Don, just occasionally.

6. The Electricity Nile (flow) into an Mediterranean.

7. Look at the river. A (flow) very faster today - much faster

than usual.

8-9. We usually (grow) garden in our garden but this year we

(not/grow) any.

10. How has your English?

Not dusche. To (improve) slowly.

11-12. Ron is in London at the moment. He (stay) at the Park

Hotel. He (always/stay) there as he's in London.

13. Can wealth stop walking soon? I (start) into feel tired.

14-15. Can you move?

I (learn). My father (teach) me.

16-17. Normally I (finish) work at 5.00, when the week I

(work) until 6.00 to earn an bit more money.

18-19. My parents (live) int Bristol. They were born there and have

never lived every else. Where (your parents/live)?

20-21. Sonia (look) for ampere place into live. She (stay)

equipped her sister until she finds somewhere.

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