Present Simple or Continuous

We use present simple to talk about habits, things you usually do.

We use present continuous to talk about things you are doing now.


Now it's your turn to practise:

- Multiple choice
- Complete the sentences
- Complete the sentences 2
- Complete the sentences 3
- Choose present simple or continuous and complete the sentences

Questions in Present Simple

Auxiliary	Subject	Verb	Rest	Yes/No	Subject	Auxiliary
Do	you	read	books?	Yes,	I	do.
				No,	I	don't.
Does	Peter	play	football?	Yes,	he	does.

More exercises to practise on these links:
Complete these questions with present simple
Write simple present questions
Order the words to make questions (use auxiliaries)
Form the questions

Questions and short answers
Short answers (Yes, I do. / No, he doesn't.)

Present Simple

We use the present simple to talk about habits or things that are always true.

Examples:
I listen to music every day.
My sister watches TV every night.
We don't read the newspaper every morning.
My husband doesn't play football every evening.

More practice on these links:
Affirmative sentences: Choose the correct answer
Negative sentences: Choose the correct answer

Multiple choice exercise
Complete with a verb in present simple
Write the positive or negative form of the present simple