Present Continuous, Used for temporary actions or actions happening right now., Simple Present, Used for habits, routines, or general truths., I am studying English this semester., Temporary situation happening around now., I study English every day., Habitual action or daily routine, State verbs, Verbs that usually do not take the continuous form (know, like, believe)., Frequency adverbs, Words like always, often, usually. Typically used with the Simple Present., Now, currently, at the moment, Time expressions commonly used with the Present Continuous., Every day, on Mondays, always, Time expressions commonly used with the Simple Present., Continuous aspect, Focuses on the process or duration of an action., Simple aspect, Focuses on the fact or repetition of an action.
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Present Continuous vs. Simple Present
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