Present simple vs. Present continuous ppt

It is a ppt that shows the difference between Present simple and Present continuous. with more information about the form which means how to build a sentence especially affirmative , negative and interrogative. All of that of course for both tenses not only one. Also in this ppt you'll find the usage for each tense which means when and why should we choose this tense.

1. PRESENT
SIMPLE/PRESENT
CONTINUOUS

2. STRUCTURE:
PRESENT SIMPLE PRESENT CONTINUOUS
AM/IS/ARE´+ -ING
DON’T /DOESN’T +infinitive
DO/DOES…+ subject+
infinitive?
-S WITH HE/SHE/IT
AM NOT/ISN’T/AREN’T + -ING
AM /IS/ARE +SUBJECT + -ING?

3. WE USE THEM:
PRESENT SIMPLE PRESENT CONTINUOUS
ROUTINES
FACTS
FUTURE ARRANGEMENTS
STATE VERBS
ACTIONS
HAPPENING NOW
COMPLAINING TIMETABLES

4. COMPLETE THE SENTENCES WITH
THE CORRECT PRESENT FORM
(Betweensisters)
•You…………………….............................(take) myclothes!
are alwaystaking
COMPLAINING

5. COMPLETE THE SENTENCES WITH
THE CORRECT PRESENT FORM
•Water…………………….............................(boil) at 100ºC.boils
FACT

6. COMPLETE THE SENTENCES WITH
THE CORRECT PRESENT FORM
•Ana…………………….....................(getmarried) thisweek.isgettingmarried
Futurearrangement

7. COMPLETE THE SENTENCES WITH
THE CORRECT PRESENT FORM
•We…………………….....................( BELIEVE) ShethinksI broke
herphone.
doesn’tbelieve
Stateverb

8. COMPLETE THE SENTENCES WITH
THE CORRECT PRESENT FORM
•Sancho and Iker …………………….....................( notride) theirbike
to school. Theycome walking.
don’tride
routine

9. COMPLETE THE SENTENCES WITH
THE CORRECT PRESENT FORM
•…………… Aitana (come)to ourparty?Is
Futurearrangement
coming

10. COMPLETE THE SENTENCES WITH
THE CORRECT PRESENT FORM
•School……………………….. (finish) at 2: 25.
Timetables
finishes

11. STATE VERBS
•Theydescribe a stateorpermanentsituation.
I don’tunderstandthedifferencebetweenpresent
simple and continuous(stateof mind)
•Thisballbelongsto me(possession)

12. Somecommonstateverbs
•Hate, like, love, need, prefer, want, wish, prefer, matter–
personal choice
•Believe, know, mean, realise, recognise, remember, suppose,
understand–mental process
•Belong, contain, depend, owe, possess-possession