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PRESENT SIMPLE VS PRESENT COTINUOUS

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PRESENT SIMPLE VS PRESENT COTINUOUSVersión en línea

Choose the correct option to practice using the Present Simple and Present Continuous tenses.

por Joselyn Mena
1

In Johannesburg most people _______ at least five languages.

2

Languages _________ very fast. Half of world's languages will disappear by 2100.

3

Please keep quiet, I ______ to the radio. You know I _______ to the news in the mornings.

4

Nobody _______ they will win the match.

5

I think it's better to stay. It ______ and we ______ an umbrella.

6

I finished watching the series you recommended. Now I ______ another one.

7

You can take the newspaper. I _____ it.

Choose one or more answers

8

I _____ to work by car, but today I'm going by bus.

9

Can you hear that? Our neighbours _____.

10

I _____ exercise very often.

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The correct answer is "speak" (Present Simple) because the sentence describes a general fact or habit. Present Continuous (e.g., "are speaking") would imply an action happening right now, which doesn’t fit this context.

The correct answer is "are disappearing" (Present Continuous) because it describes an ongoing process happening over time. Present Simple ("disappear") would suggest a general truth, but the focus here is on gradual change.

The correct answers are: "am listening" (Present Continuous) and "listen" (Present Simple). "I am listening" because it describes an action happening right now. "I listen" because it describes a habitual action (something done regularly in the mornings).

The correct answer is "thinks" because "nobody" is a singular subject. "Think" (in this context) is a stative verb, as it expresses an opinion or belief, so it is not used in the Present Continuous form.

The correct answers are: "is raining" (Present Continuous) and "don’t have" (Present Simple). "Is raining" because it describes an action happening right now. "Don’t have" because "have" (in the sense of possession) is a stative verb, which is not usually used in the Present Continuous.

The correct answer is "am watching" (Present Continuous) because it describes an action happening right now or around the present time.

The correct answer is "I'm not reading" (Present Continuous) because the sentence implies that you are not currently reading the newspaper at the moment.

The correct answer is "usually go" (Present Simple) because it describes a regular habit or routine.

The correct answer is "are arguing" (Present Continuous) because it describes an action happening right now.

The correct answer is "don't do" (Present Simple) because it describes a regular habit.

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