Present Simple, to describe habits and routines, for permanent situations, for general truths or scientific facts, to tell stories or summarise the plot of a film, book, etc, Present Continuous, for actions that are happening at the moment of speaking, right now, for temporary actions that are happening around now, repeated events in temporary contexts, to express future arrangements (future time)

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