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SIMPLE CONTINUOUS or PROGRESSIVE Simple Continuous or Simple Progressive is something that is being done or something that has started but not yet finished, and usually this happens at the present time. How to Form the Simple Present In a simple form continuously, the verb used is verb-form ing ( reading, speaking, listening, drinking ) or (Verb 4) and by using tobe (is am are). If this sentence is negative, the tobe is added with "not". there is the rules to make simple continuous sentence. For Examples: 1 . I am reading a book right now. 2 . You are drinking a cup of tea now. 3. She is cleaning the room right now. 4.  He is typing the message now. 5. We are going to school on foot now. 6.  They are buying grammar book now. 7. John is writing his paper right now. 8.  John and Cally are making a cake now. 9.  John or Cally is bringing a card right now. 10.  My father is having a cat now. HOW TO MAKE POSITIVE, NEGATIVE...

As with all tenses in English, the  speaker's attitude  is as important as the time of the action or event. When someone uses the present continuous, they are thinking about something that is  unfinished or incomplete

Exercise 2 There is a subject and a verb in every simple present tense clause, and indicate if the sentences are correct (C) or incorrect (I). For Examples   C      1. The student gives me a flower.   I       2. The students gives me a flower.            1. The box are opened by him every time.            2. Does she share the information to the other ?            3. They try unsuccessfully to get into the house.            4. John doesn't use a credit card to pay some of the bills.            5. They don't have enough credit to pay the bills.            6. The house was probably empty.            7. What does the human suggest?            8. The interview is apparently quite unsuccsses...

Exercise 1 Complete the sentences by using the words in parentheses. Use the simple present tense. For Examples: 1. My little sister ( sleep )          sleeps         for ten hours every night. 2. John, Carolline and Smith (c lean )         clean       the room every sunday. 1. She ( read )                         the newspaper every morning. 2. My father ( drink )                        every morning before he ( go )                        to work. 3. They ( watch )                          cartoons in the morning. 4. Robert ( read )                        an article in the...

SIMPLE PRESENT TENSE Simple present tense is an event that occurs continuously and usually is a habit that is carried out every day, every week, every month or every year. How to Form the Simple Present In the form of simple sentences, the most commonly used verb is the first or basic verb (Verb 1), except for the use of a third-person verb (which must end in -s / -es) For Examples: 1. First-person singular :  I read ( I as a subject/ the first-person singular  ,and READ   as a Verb ) 2.  Second-person singular:   You read ( You as a subject/ the second-persond singular  ,and Read as a verb ). 3. Third-person singular:   He/she/it reads  (note the ‑s) ( He ,  She ,  It , as a subject/ Third-person singular, and Reads as a Verb + -S / -ES . There is a verb + s/es, because the subject is  Third-person singular or He, She, It. 4. First-person plural:   We read ( We as a subject/ the fi rst-perso...