TENSE USAGE : Simple Present Vs Present Continuous
TENSE USAGE : Simple Present Vs Present Continuous PRESENT CONTINUOUS SIMPLE PRESENT •Now •At the moment/at present •This morning/evening e.t.c. •Today/tonight •Nowadays •Look! Listen! (at the time of speaking) Key Words •Always •never •usually •sometimes •often •rarely / seldom •occasionally •frequently •every day ...
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