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What is Present Simple vs. Continuous Verbs about?

This document contains an English learning unit about the present continuous and present simple tenses (I am doing and I do). It provides examples of when to use each, including: - The continuous is used for ongoing actions, while the simple is used for habitual or repeated actions. - Certain verbs like know, like, want are not usually used in the continuous. - Think can be continuous when meaning "consider" but not when meaning "believe". - See, hear, smell, taste are usually simple, not continuous. - Am

Author

Tamar Ocampo

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EN