9. Simple Present vs Present Continuous Tense

9. Simple Present vs Present Continuous Tense

How to speak correct English?

26/11/2019 8:07AM

Episode Synopsis "9. Simple Present vs Present Continuous Tense"

Simple Present tense is used to describe things that you habitually or regularly do, as a matter of routine, or things that are generally true. Present Continuous tense is used to describe things that are true right now. For example: I go to school (means I go to school daily) vs I am going to school (means I am going to school right now) I eat mangoes vs I am eating a mango. I write books vs I am writing an email. We play hockey vs We are playing chess. Pls visit BodhiSutra website and call us at 91-11-41170801/41170802 for more info on how can BodhiSutra help you speak great English.

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