The document summarizes the present simple and present continuous tenses in English.
[1] The present simple is used to talk about habitual actions and general truths, with a basic subject+verb+object structure. It can also be used with adverbs like "always" and "never" to discuss habits.
[2] The present continuous emphasizes actions happening now, with a subject+be+verb+ing structure. It is used to talk about temporary situations or actions happening around the present time.
[3] Some verbs have irregular conjugations in the present simple and present continuous like "go/going." Verbs ending in consonant+y change to i+es in the third person
The document summarizes the present simple and present continuous tenses in English.
[1] The present simple is used to talk about habitual actions and general truths, with a basic subject+verb+object structure. It can also be used with adverbs like "always" and "never" to discuss habits.
[2] The present continuous emphasizes actions happening now, with a subject+be+verb+ing structure. It is used to talk about temporary situations or actions happening around the present time.
[3] Some verbs have irregular conjugations in the present simple and present continuous like "go/going." Verbs ending in consonant+y change to i+es in the third person
The document summarizes the present simple and present continuous tenses in English.
[1] The present simple is used to talk about habitual actions and general truths, with a basic subject+verb+object structure. It can also be used with adverbs like "always" and "never" to discuss habits.
[2] The present continuous emphasizes actions happening now, with a subject+be+verb+ing structure. It is used to talk about temporary situations or actions happening around the present time.
[3] Some verbs have irregular conjugations in the present simple and present continuous like "go/going." Verbs ending in consonant+y change to i+es in the third person
Present Progressive By Teacher : HENG Chhorvorn Structure or Form of Present Simple Positive
Sub + Verb + Object
Negative
Sub + don’t/doesn’t + verb + Object
Question
Do/Does + sub + verb
Eg: I live in Cambodia He doesn’t live in Cambodia Does he live in Cambodia? Note: he, she, it add s to the verb Verbs ending in sh, ch, ss, o, x add es to the verb after he, she, it Eg: wash, teach, watch, go Verbs ending in consonant +y change y to i and add es after he, she, it Eg: carry, study, cry Usages
We use present simple to talk about things
that are generally true.
Eg:The sun is bright.
Pigs don’t fly. It is cold in winter. Usages
We use present simple to talk about habit or
routine with always, often, sometimes, usually, hardly ever, and never. These adverb usually go before the present simple verb.
Eg: I always eat lunch at noon.
He doesn’t often talk in class. Do you sometimes cry in class? Structure or Form of Present Continuous Positive
Sub + am/is/are+ V.ing + Object
Negative
Sub + am/is/are + not + V.ing + Object
Question
Am/Is/Are + sub + V.ing …?
Eg: I am living in Cambodia He isn’t living in Cambodia Is he living in Cambodia? Note
If a verb ends in –e, remove the final –e before adding –ing
Eg take – taking use – using If a verb ends in a vowel ( a, i, o) and a consonant (m, p, t), double the consonant before adding –ing Eg swim – swimming hit – hitting If a verb ends in –l, double the –l Eg travel – travelling If a verb ends in –ie, change –ie to –ying Eg: lie – lying die - dying Usage Use to talk about things happening now or around now. eg
Usetime expression such as now, right now, at
the moment, these day, today, this week, this year. eg