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    Present Continuous vs. Present Simple

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    The present continuous tense is used to describe actions that are happening now or around now, while the present simple tense describes habitual or repeated actions or general truths. Some key differences are that the present continuous uses the verb +ing form while present simple uses the base verb form, and the present continuous often uses time expressions like now, at the moment, currently while present simple does not require these.

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    The present continuous tense is used to describe actions that are happening now or around now, while the present simple tense describes habitual or repeated actions or general truths. Some key differences are that the present continuous uses the verb +ing form while present simple uses the base verb form, and the present continuous often uses time expressions like now, at the moment, currently while present simple does not require these.

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    The present continuous tense is used to describe actions that are happening now or around now, while the present simple tense describes habitual or repeated actions or general truths. Some key differences are that the present continuous uses the verb +ing form while present simple uses the base verb form, and the present continuous often uses time expressions like now, at the moment, currently while present simple does not require these.

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    The present continuous tense is used to describe actions that are happening now or around now, while the present simple tense describes habitual or repeated actions or general truths. Some key differences are that the present continuous uses the verb +ing form while present simple uses the base verb form, and the present continuous often uses time expressions like now, at the moment, currently while present simple does not require these.

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    Complete. Use Present Continuous or Present Simple

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