present simple & present continuous

Present simple
The present is just the same way as the infinitive for all people, except pear third-person singular that is added generally S.

Rules
- In general, verbs add-sa third-person singular.
Verbs-finished-s,-x-sh, ch-added-is the third person singular.
- Verbs finished more consonant (and) change (and) by (i) and add-en.
But verbs finished most vocal (and) follow the general rule.

USE
- To express normal routines and activities
Ex: Carol goes your work by train every day.

- to express facts or truths
Ex: The Nile flows into the mediterranean.

- To express situations permanent or stable
Ex: My parents live in the south of france.

PRESENT CONTINUOUS
This coninuous is formed with the present simple tense of the verb to be more finished in the main verb-ing.

Rules
- Verbs finished more consonant-e, omitena and by-the-ing.
- Verbs monosyllables finished more consonant short vowel, double the consonant and add-ing.
The verbosacabados-in-ie, the change-ie by (and) before-ing.
- Verbs finished more vocal (l) double (l) before-ing.

USE
- Actions that are occurring at a time to speak
Ex: she was watching TV now.

- Actions that are taking place temporarily, not necessarily at the time to talk
Ex: She's studying secundary this year.



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