I train three times a week. - We use present simple for routines and habits., We're organising the next event at this very minute. - We use present continuous for actions that are happening at or around the time of speaking. , Exercise takes your mind off assignments. - We use present simple for things that are generally or always true., My friends are constantly doing essays and that freaks me out. - We can use present continuous with always, constantly, continually and forever when a habit annoys or irritates us., Usually we'll get together after training. - We can use will with adverbs or expressions of frequency to talk about present habits and routines. , The name of the club definitely sounds silly.  - We use present simple, not the present continuous, for verbs that describe states and situations, not actions.,

Present simple v. continuous

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