Present Simple & Present Continuous exercise

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Present Simple & Present Continuous
Choose the correct form to complete the sentences in Present Simple or Present Continuous.

ID: 429849
Language: English
School subject: English as a Second Language (ESL)
Grade/level: beginners
Age: 8-15
Main content: Present simple and present continuous
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	Ms_Maria1 11/5/2020 Many thanks for your comment! This worksheet focuses exclusively on form, as students sometimes produce ill-formed structures (e.g. "I'm play") when introduced to PS & PC for the first time. As far as use is concerned, I'll upload more soon:)
	nataliya_dubina 10/29/2020 Great! The only thing that would make it better, I believe, is adding some context to the example sentences in the boxes to emphasise the difference between the tense forms. E. g., He doesn't play [football every weekend]/Can I use your phone-No, I'm playing a game right now. Maybe? Still, a very good job, thank you!!

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