Present Simple or Present Simple or Present ContinuousPresent Continuous

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When do we use them?When do we use them?What’s the difference?What’s the difference?

PRESENT SIMPLE: lo usamos para hablar de hábitos y rutinas, cosas que hacemos normalmente.

I go to English class every dayPRESENT CONTINUOUS: lo usamos para

hablar de las cosas que estamos haciendo en el momento en que estamos hablando.

I am listening to the teacher

FORMA AFIRMATIVAFORMA AFIRMATIVA

Present Simple Present Continuous

I playYou playHe playsShe playsIt playsWe playYou playThey play

I am playingYou are playingHe is playingShe is playingIt is playingWe are playingYou are playingThey are playing

FORMA NEGATIVAFORMA NEGATIVA

Present Simple Present Continuous

I don’t playYou don’t playHe doesn’t playShe doesn’t playIt doesn’t playWe don’t playYou don’t playThey don’t play

I’m not playingYou aren’t playingHe isn’t playingShe isn’t playingIt isn’t playingWe aren’t playingYou aren’t playingThey aren’t playing

FORMA INTERROGATIVAFORMA INTERROGATIVA

Present Simple Present Continuous

Do I play?Do you play?Does he play?Does she play?Does it play?Do we play?Do you play?Do they play?

Am I playing?Are you playing?Is he playing?Is she playing?Is it playing?Are we playing?Are you playing?Are they playing?

Adverbs and Time ExpressionsAdverbs and Time Expressions

PRESENT SIMPLE: always, usually, often, sometimes, rarely, never, every day, four times a week, twice a month, once a year…

PRESENT CONTINUOUS: now, at the moment…