Present simple: For permanent states, For repeated or habitual actions, For general truth and laws of nature, For timetables and programmes, For sport commentaries, reviews and narration, Present Continuous: For actions happening at or around the moment of speaking, For fixed arrangements in the near future, especially when the time and place have been decided., For situations which are changing or developing during the present time, With adverbs such as always, constantly, continuously for frequently repeated actions , to express annoyance, irritation or anger.,

Present simple / Present continuous rules B2

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