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THE PRESENT TENSES

THE PRESENT TENSES
The present simple tense, is used for permanent situations or to talk about actions which are habitual or repeated. 
On the other hand, the present continous tense, is used for temporary situations, or for situations that are changing or developing.



PRESENT SIMPLE
PRESENT CONTINOUS
  • Timetables
  • Facts
  • Routines
  • Likes, dislikes
  • Stative verbs
  • Actions you are doing now
  • Temporary situations
  • Future arrangements


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