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    Present Simple and Contınuous Negative Present Simple

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    The document contrasts the negative forms of the present simple and present continuous tenses. For the present simple, "don't/doesn't" is used to describe habitual or repeated actions that are not happening now, such as "They don't usually have breakfast at home." For the present continuous, "am/is/are not" is used to describe actions that are not in progress now, such as "He isn't washing the dishes right now." The document provides examples of sentences using these negative tenses with common verbs like eat, study, read, and work.

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    The document contrasts the negative forms of the present simple and present continuous tenses. For the present simple, "don't/doesn't" is used to describe habitual or repeated actions that are not happening now, such as "They don't usually have breakfast at home." For the present continuous, "am/is/are not" is used to describe actions that are not in progress now, such as "He isn't washing the dishes right now." The document provides examples of sentences using these negative tenses with common verbs like eat, study, read, and work.

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    The document contrasts the negative forms of the present simple and present continuous tenses. For the present simple, "don't/doesn't" is used to describe habitual or repeated actions that are not happening now, such as "They don't usually have breakfast at home." For the present continuous, "am/is/are not" is used to describe actions that are not in progress now, such as "He isn't washing the dishes right now." The document provides examples of sentences using these negative tenses with common verbs like eat, study, read, and work.

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    Present Simple and Contınuous Negative Present Simple

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    PRESENT SIMPLE AND PRESENT CONTINUOUS ( NEGATIVE )

    TENSES PRESENT SIMPLE PRESENT CONTINUOUS


    They don’t usually have breakfast at They aren’t having breakfast now.
    home.
    AREN’T HAVING
    DON’T HAVE
    have breakfast
    He doesn’t wash the dishes after meals. He isn’t washing the dishes right now.

    DOESN’T WASH ISN’T WASHING


    wash the dishes
    The girl doesn’t study English at The girl isn’t studying English at the
    weekends. moment.

    study English
    DOESN’T STUDY ISN’T STUDYING
    I don’t read a book in my free times. I am not reading a book now.

    DON’T READ AM NOT READING


    read a book
    We….

    swim in the pool

    The boy….

    ride a bike

    My dad….

    watch TV
    Mr Jones…

    work in an office

    Tom….

    play baseball

    iSLCollective.com

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