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Simple Present vs Present Continuous




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SIMPLE PRESENT vs PRESENT CONTINUOUS

I- Complete Jane's daily routine by choosing the correct form of the verb in brackets.
Jane Smith �(be)�a good secretary.
She �(go) to the office every day in the morning and she �(stay) there till twelve o'clock.
In the afternoon she �(not go) to work. She usually �(walk)in the park with her children.
After dinner her husband �(wash) the dishes and she �(help) the children with their homework. Then she �(read) a book or they �(talk) about their day's work.
They �(not go) late to bed because they always (get up)�very early.
II- Number the pictures according to the sentences.
1- Tom is fishing with his son.
2- The girls are learning to cook.
3- He is swimming in the pool.
4- Jim is painting the ceiling.
5- She is running.
6- The children are listening to music.
7- My little brother is surfing the Internet.
8- She is reading a book.
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III-Complete the sentences with the Simple Present or the Present Continuous.
1.He usually �(go)�to work by bus but today he �(go) by train.
2.Jane always �(sleep) after lunch but this afternoon she �(visit) her best friend.
3.Mary and Peter often (stay)�at home but tonight they �(go out).
4.Paul usually �(do) his homework in the evening but this evening he �(play) with some friends.
5. I �(read) a book every week but this week I �(work) hard in the office.