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    Present Continuous vs. Present Simple

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    This document compares the present continuous and present simple tenses and provides examples of when to use each one. It lists verbs in both tenses, such as "are having", "is reading", "do you often go", "takes", "aren't playing", "is playing", "sleeps", "is eating", "do", "are playing", and "are you cooking" to illustrate the difference between the two tenses.

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    This document compares the present continuous and present simple tenses and provides examples of when to use each one. It lists verbs in both tenses, such as "are having", "is reading", "do you often go", "takes", "aren't playing", "is playing", "sleeps", "is eating", "do", "are playing", and "are you cooking" to illustrate the difference between the two tenses.

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    This document compares the present continuous and present simple tenses and provides examples of when to use each one. It lists verbs in both tenses, such as "are having", "is reading", "do you often go", "takes", "aren't playing", "is playing", "sleeps", "is eating", "do", "are playing", and "are you cooking" to illustrate the difference between the two tenses.

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    Present Continuous vs. Present Simple

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    This document compares the present continuous and present simple tenses and provides examples of when to use each one. It lists verbs in both tenses, such as "are having", "is reading", "do you often go", "takes", "aren't playing", "is playing", "sleeps", "is eating", "do", "are playing", and "are you cooking" to illustrate the difference between the two tenses.

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    Present Continuous vs.

    Present
    Complete.Simple
    Use Present Continuous or Present Simple

    7
    1
    8 5

    2 3
    10 9

    are having

    brush

    Is reading

    Do you often go

    takes

    aren’t playing
    6
    Is playing

    sleeps Is eating

    do are playing

    Are you cooking

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