TitelRSB Lernwerkstatt E5 Unit 6.8. Present progressive or simple present?
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6.8. Present progressive or simple present?

Present progressive oder simple present?

Ich kenne den Unterschied zwischen dem present progressive und simple present und kann beide Zeiten anwenden.

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simple present

Das simple present verwendest du, wenn jemand etwas regelmäßig tut. Es steht oft mit Häufigkeitsadverbien wie always, often, sometimes, never, every day, ...

present progressive

Das present progessive verwendest du, wenn Ereignisse beschrieben werden, die jetzt gerade geschehen. Du verwendest es auch, wenn du Bilder beschreibst. Es steht oft mit Zeitangaben wie now, at the moment, today, ...

Complete the sentences with the correct form of the verbs.

simple present present progressive

celebrate

Li usually celebrates Chinese This year she is celebrating

New Year at home. in the street.

wear

Li normally a school Today she

uniform. Chinese clothes.

simple present present progressive

play

Li's cousin often the Now she the

piano at home. drums.

eat

Jalen and Ben sometimes Today they

fast food. Chinese food.

drive

Jalen usually the Now he the blue red car. car.

play

Ben and Jalen sometimes Today they

football in the park. the Big Race.

Put the verbs into the simple present or the present
progressive. There are signal words that help you (usually,
sometimes, today, now, ...).

1. Tom usually (ride) his bike to school, but today he (take) the bus.

2. He often (have) lunch with Joe, and after lunch they sometimes (play) football together.

3. Tom usually (take) sandwiches to school, but today he is eating (eat) in the canteen.

4. Tom sometimes (go) shopping with Tom after school, but now he (come) home with Joe.

5. Tom usually (spend) the evening in his room, but tonight he (watch) a film with Joe.

Put the verbs into the simple present or the present
progressive. There are signal words that help you (usually,
sometimes, today, now, ...).

1. Mary (not read) a book now, but she always (read) in the mornings.

2. Toby (not like) tennis, but at the moment he (watch) a match with his brother.

3. The boys (not play) football in the park at the moment because it (rain) today.

4. Jane and June usually (do) their homework right after school, but today they (visit) their friends after school.

5. The girls (not like) music, but they (go) to a rock concert at the moment.

6.8. Pre­sent pro­gres­si­ve or simp­le pre­sent?

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6.8. Present progressive or simple present?

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