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    Les 6-12 PrSi Vs PrCo

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    This document provides an overview of the present simple and present continuous tenses in English. It begins with the aims of explaining the difference between the two tenses, being able to use each tense separately, and being able to combine them in one sentence. Examples are then given to illustrate the basic structures and uses of the present simple for general facts and habits and the present continuous for ongoing or temporary actions. Learners are prompted to practice forming sentences using the tenses individually and together. The document concludes by directing learners to apply what they've learned on an online game.

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    Les 6-12 PrSi Vs PrCo

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    This document provides an overview of the present simple and present continuous tenses in English. It begins with the aims of explaining the difference between the two tenses, being able to use each tense separately, and being able to combine them in one sentence. Examples are then given to illustrate the basic structures and uses of the present simple for general facts and habits and the present continuous for ongoing or temporary actions. Learners are prompted to practice forming sentences using the tenses individually and together. The document concludes by directing learners to apply what they've learned on an online game.

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    This document provides an overview of the present simple and present continuous tenses in English. It begins with the aims of explaining the difference between the two tenses, being able to use each tense separately, and being able to combine them in one sentence. Examples are then given to illustrate the basic structures and uses of the present simple for general facts and habits and the present continuous for ongoing or temporary actions. Learners are prompted to practice forming sentences using the tenses individually and together. The document concludes by directing learners to apply what they've learned on an online game.

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    Les 6-12 PrSi Vs PrCo

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    This document provides an overview of the present simple and present continuous tenses in English. It begins with the aims of explaining the difference between the two tenses, being able to use each tense separately, and being able to combine them in one sentence. Examples are then given to illustrate the basic structures and uses of the present simple for general facts and habits and the present continuous for ongoing or temporary actions. Learners are prompted to practice forming sentences using the tenses individually and together. The document concludes by directing learners to apply what they've learned on an online game.

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    Today’s Program

    Aims: Outcomes:
    You know the difference between the You can explain the difference between
    present simple & present continuous the two tenses
    You know how to use the two tenses You can apply the tenses separately
    together You can apply the tenses together
    Present Simple
    vs
    Present Continuous
    Present Simple
    Used for general facts, habits, routines, and permanent situations.

     Structure:

    Affirmative: Subject + base form of the verb

    I play football every weekend.

    Negative: Subject + do/does + not + base form of the verb

    She doesn't like coffee.

    Interrogative: Do/does + subject + base form of the verb?

    Do they speak Spanish?


    Present Simple

    1. She (cook) __________ dinner every evening.


    2. They (not/like) __________ coffee.
    3. We (usually/play) __________ board games on weekends.
    4. My sister (work) __________ as a teacher.
    5. It (rain) __________ a lot in this region.
    Present Continuous
    Used for actions happening now, temporary situations, and future arrangements.

     Structure:

    Affirmative: Subject + am/is/are + verb-ing

    I am reading a book right now.

    Negative: Subject + am/is/are + not + verb-ing

    They aren't watching TV at the moment.

    Interrogative: Am/is/are + subject + verb-ing?

    Is she cooking dinner?


    Present Continuous

    1. I (read) __________ a novel at the moment.


    2. They (not/study) __________ for the exam right now.
    3. She (watch) __________ TV while eating dinner.
    4. We (work) __________ on a group project this week.
    5. The children (play) __________ in the garden.
    Present Simple & Present Continuous

     The tenses still do the same, but now together in one sentence

     I usually play tennis, but today I am playing basketball.

     She works in an office, but this week she is attending a conference.

     He watches movies often, but today he is watching a documentary.


    Present Simple & Present Continuous

    1. I usually __________(read) a novel, but today I __________(read) a magazine.


    2. They usually __________(watch) TV, but right now they __________(play) video
    games.
    3. He often __________(go) to the gym, but this week he __________(not/go) because he
    is busy.
    4. We usually __________(have) dinner at 7 PM, but tonight we __________(have) it at 8
    PM.
    5. She __________(study) for exams every day, but today she __________(not/study)
    because it's her birthday.
    Now…

    Take out your phones from Go to www.blooket.com


    the phone bag
     Can you explain the difference
    between the two tenses?
    How did we  Can you apply the tenses separately?
    do?  Can you apply the tenses together in
    one sentence?

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