Present Continuous and Present Simple Tenses with Examples

Explore the differences between Present Continuous and Present Simple tenses through various examples like sitting, liking, wanting, walking, running, going, eating, studying, playing, drinking, reading, and talking. Each example is illustrated with an image and a description, making it easier to grasp the concept.

• Present Continuous
• Present Simple
• English Grammar
• Tenses
• Examples

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2. sits sitting She always _____ (sit) down next to me at school. sit

3. like likes liking She _____ (like) fish.

4. want wanting He ______ (want) to swim now wants

5. walking walks walk He is _______ (walk) his dog now.

6. run running I see him _____ (run) by the store every morning. runs

7. go going He _____ (go) home by bus. goes

8. eats eating eat He _____ (eat) chicken at lunch.

9. study studies studying She ______ (study) hard.

10. play playing He _____ (play) football well. plays

11. drinking drinks drink He ______ (drink) like an elephant.

12. reads reading Can you ______ (read) English? read

13. reading read reads They are ______ (read) English now.

14. talking talks talk I am _____ (talk) now.

15. likes like liking What do you ______ (like)?

16. sit sits She is ______ (sit) next to Jim. sitting

17. studying studies study He is ________ (study) now.

18. sleeps sleeping sleep Jim is ____ (sleep) now.

19. drinking drinks drink I am _____ (drink) water now.

20. picking picks pick Watch while he ____ (pick) up the car.

21. like likes Is she _______ (like) the soup? liking

22. sits sitting Will you _____ next to me? sit

23. playing plays play She is _____ a game.

24. drink drinking drinks We can ______ (drink) the water.

25. sleeping sleeps sleep Jim _____ (sleep) late.

26. sleeps sleeping Jim can ______ all day. sleep

27. playing play plays Can you _____ (play) a guitair?

28. studying studies Will you _____ (study) for the test? study

29. reads reading They _____ (read) very well. read

30. ride rides riding The _____ (ride) the bus to school.

31. go going goes Where are you ____ (go) now?

32. going goes go He is ______ home by taxi.

33. want wanting wants What do you ______ (want) from me?

34. picking picks He can _____ (pick) up a car. pick

35. rides riding ride I am ______ (ride) my bike today.

36. pick picking picks She is _____ (pick) out a dress now.

37. going goes When will you _____ (go) home? go